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Operating Systems SCO Machine and domain renaming Post 302988039 by NC user on Monday 19th of December 2016 11:25:08 PM
Old 12-20-2016
Machine and domain renaming

HELP! I am running UNIX 7.1.4 and trying to change an existing machines' name, domain, and IP address. Uname -S and the new name changes the name but even when I use netcfg, I can not change the domain and IP. It is like it still thinks it is the old machine. I can not ping the new name or IP but it can the old ones.
 

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YPBIND(8)						    BSD System Manager's Manual 						 YPBIND(8)

NAME
ypbind -- create and maintain a binding to a YP server SYNOPSIS
ypbind [-ypset] [-ypsetme] [-insecure] DESCRIPTION
ypbind finds the server for a particular YP domain and stores information about it in a binding file. This binding information includes the IP address of the server associated with that particular domain and which port the server is using. This information is stored in the direc- tory /var/yp/binding in a file named with the convention DOMAINNAME.version. (The YP system only supplies information on version 2.) When ypbind starts the primary domain (or gets the first request for a new domain), it checks if a file for the domain in question exists in the directory /etc/yp/ (ie. /etc/yp/DOMAINNAME). If such a file exists, it will list the hosts which ypbind should restrict it's server search to. Otherwise, ypbind assumes it will need to use broadcasts to find a valid server. Using either of these techniques, ypbind will search for a server willing to serve maps for the client's domain. Once a binding is established, ypbind maintains this binding by periodi- cally communicating with the server to which it is bound. If the binding is somehow lost, e.g by server reboot, ypbind marks the domain as unbound and attempts to re-establish the binding. When the binding is once again successful, ypbind marks the domain as bound and resumes its periodic check. The options are as follows: -ypset ypset(8) may be used to change the server to which a domain is bound. -ypsetme ypset(8) may be used only from this machine to change the server to which a domain is bound. -insecure permit binding to a ypserv(8) on a non-reserved port. This is needed if receiving maps from SunOS 3.x or Ultrix. The -ypset and -ypsetme options are dangerous and should be avoided. For greatest security, the use of a server list in /etc/yp/DOMAINNAME is recommended. The file should contain a list of valid YP server hostnames, with one hostname per line. The comment character is #. If the directory /var/yp/binding exists, YP is started automatically at boot time by /etc/rc. FILES
/var/yp/binding/DOMAINNAME.version - binding file for domainname /etc/yp/DOMAINNNAME - server list for this particular domain SEE ALSO
domainname(1), ypcat(1), ypmatch(1), yppoll(8), ypset(8), ypwhich(1), ypserv(8), yp(8) AUTHOR
Theo de Raadt BSD
October 25, 1994 BSD
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