Linux in a nutshell : a desktop quick reference by Ellen Siever; et al
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Manipulate maps when NIS is being initialized. Should not be used when NIS is already running. yppush Transfer updated maps from the master server. Overview of NIS | 31 Sys Admin Overview The Network Information System (NIS) refers to the service formerly known as Sun Yellow Pages (YP). It is used to make configuration information consistent on all machines in a network. It does this by designating a single host as the master of all the system administration files and databases and distributing this information to all other hosts on the network.
Most, however, require either ACPI or APM software. Chapter 3: Linux Commands This is the Title of the Book, eMatter Edition Copyright © 2009 O’Reilly & Associates, Inc. All rights reserved. | 35 Linux Commands -d, --disconnect Undo the connection described. -e, --exclusive The connection being created must be exclusive: the sender and receiver ports may not connect to any other port. -i, --input List all input (sender) ports. This flag is used without any other arguments or flags. -o, --output List all output (receiver) ports.
The files are then available locally to requesting processes. Domains An NIS domain is a group of hosts that use the same set of maps. The maps are contained in a subdirectory of /var/yp having the same name as the domain. The machines in a domain share password, host, and group file information. NIS domain names are set with the domainname command. NIS Maps NIS stores information in database files called maps. Each map consists of a pair of dbm database files, one containing a directory of keys (a bitmap of indices) and the other containing data values.