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10-08-2004
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How to discover what naming services are available
Hello All,
A number of UNIX platforms currently bundle clients for the NIS, NIS+, and LDAP services. I'd like to know how to discover what naming services are available. E.g., results : ============================= URL: service:naming-directory:nis://192.168.1.100/eng.wiz.com Attributes: naming-context=eng.wiz.com organization=flat dynamic-updates=false jndi-sp-available=true master=true URL: service:naming-directory:nis://192.168.1.200/eng.wiz.com Attributes: naming-context=eng.wiz.com organization=flat dynamic-updates=false jndi-sp-available=true master=false =================================== Thanks a lot! LY 
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