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SUMMARY: NIS Startup script ?: msg#00127os.solaris.managers.summaries
Dear Managers, Thanks for your prompt responses. Broun, Bevan Sean Quaint Darren Dunham Glass, David Mr Rene Occelli Bertrand_Hutin Timon, John Maybe i didnt phrase my question too well, but almost everyone suggested ypstop, and ypstart. (This is a new non-standard map that i was trying make sure the clients see, and mount the appropriate directories) The clients were able to see the new map without me doing anything. They were able to mount the new dirs after i restarted autofs. (as rightly suggested by Rene Occelli. Does anyone know why a non-standard map needs to be copied over to the slave server the first time and does not get 'yppush'. Many Thanks, Regards, Ram My original question > Hey Gurus, > > If i add(not change) a non-standard map to my NIS server. What will i > need to restart on my clients to propagate the changes ? > > I dont want to reboot all my clients. > I know that NIS initiaization is done in parts. > > Under /etc/init.d/, i looked at inetinit, rpc, inetsvc. Not sure what the > right order is. > > Your help is appreciated. > > Thanks Much. > > /dev/null > > devnull@xxxxxxxxxxx > _______________________________________________ |
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