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NIS+ questions
We are lumbered with using NIS+, and I have some questions regarding its use.
1 in a senario with 1 master 3 slaves, if the slaves all die the master will also fail ? There is some thing I read which states that NIS+ needs n/2 to function can anyone confirm / deny this ? Also in the event that NIS+ fails, then surely the local /etc/password system would kick in, is that correct, what about other files under NIS+ control like /etc/hosts ? Any thoughts are welcomed. |
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