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04-04-2004 07:41 PM
04-04-2004 07:41 PM
NIS Server and DNS
Is it possible, that a NIS Server can get new hostnames and IP Adresses from a DNS-Server (perhaps an Windows-based-Server) to synchonize
the NIS Server?
Thanks for answers.
Ralf Buchhold
the NIS Server?
Thanks for answers.
Ralf Buchhold
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04-04-2004 08:16 PM
04-04-2004 08:16 PM
Re: NIS Server and DNS
Dear Ralf,
DNS supports hierarchical in nature
NIS is not support Hier.
It is not possible update from DNS -> NIS.
Provided u have all entries in a text file and u have to run ypmake on server side.
First take a backup of /etc/hosts, and go thru the format It shold be
you can try export option in DNS (windows)
and copy as /etc/hosts
and run ypmake
It will solve ur problem.
OR If u want to maintain on Windows (NIS service toooo...), then u may think of Services for Unix 3.0 (Priced item available for Win2003)
if any queries let me know...
Best of LUCK.
DNS supports hierarchical in nature
NIS is not support Hier.
It is not possible update from DNS -> NIS.
Provided u have all entries in a text file and u have to run ypmake on server side.
First take a backup of /etc/hosts, and go thru the format It shold be
you can try export option in DNS (windows)
and copy as /etc/hosts
and run ypmake
It will solve ur problem.
OR If u want to maintain on Windows (NIS service toooo...), then u may think of Services for Unix 3.0 (Priced item available for Win2003)
if any queries let me know...
Best of LUCK.
Things are very easy, when u know about it...
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04-04-2004 09:29 PM
04-04-2004 09:29 PM
Re: NIS Server and DNS
Hi Ralf
I have the same situation, so I built a script, which translates output of DNS db to /etc/hosts on the NIS server. The script is attached. If you run it without parameters it asks you whether to update /etc/hosts and NIS, with a parameter it will update them automatically, so you can run it from crontab. Additional condition: the script copies all commented out strings from /etc/hosts to new file till a string, which contains 127.0.0.1
Good luck
I have the same situation, so I built a script, which translates output of DNS db to /etc/hosts on the NIS server. The script is attached. If you run it without parameters it asks you whether to update /etc/hosts and NIS, with a parameter it will update them automatically, so you can run it from crontab. Additional condition: the script copies all commented out strings from /etc/hosts to new file till a string, which contains 127.0.0.1
Good luck
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