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06-18-2001 12:46 PM
06-18-2001 12:46 PM
NIS slave server and clients bound to it
Hi all,
On a NIS slave server, what command, file, or observation can one use to determine which clients are bound to that particular NIS slave server?
Any and all help appreciated!
Pete
On a NIS slave server, what command, file, or observation can one use to determine which clients are bound to that particular NIS slave server?
Any and all help appreciated!
Pete
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06-18-2001 10:25 PM
06-18-2001 10:25 PM
Re: NIS slave server and clients bound to it
Hi Peter,
As far as I know there's no specific command in the NIS command set that will give you this information. What you can do is determine on which port the NIS-server is listening (use rpcinfo -p) and then use netstat to monitor connections to this port.
Regards,
Vincent
As far as I know there's no specific command in the NIS command set that will give you this information. What you can do is determine on which port the NIS-server is listening (use rpcinfo -p) and then use netstat to monitor connections to this port.
Regards,
Vincent
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06-19-2001 02:29 AM
06-19-2001 02:29 AM
Re: NIS slave server and clients bound to it
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