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# 1  
Old 09-18-2003
NIS Maps

Hello..

I stink at NIS! Smilie
Im having a problem with NIS on solaris 2.X. / SPARC

I have some maps that are exported to all clients in the domain. Now I setup a new server and add it as a nis client to the domain. On the NIS server there is a auto_direct map that mounts /usr/local . This is great for all clients except the server that i am adding (that needs a diffrent /usr/local/). Is there a way to tell nis not to export the auto_direct map to just my host.
Thanks in advance

/Peter
# 2  
Old 09-18-2003
No,

This is what you tell your client.
Just change /etc/auto_master
This is where you specify (or in one of it's mentioned local files) to get it's info from NIS.

Don't make such a remarks if you are the one that does not know the answer. Don't blame NIS.


Smilie

Regs David
# 3  
Old 09-18-2003
Thanks for your reply.

i'll give it a try..

What kind of remarks? I just said I stink at nis not that nis stinks.. ???


/Peter
# 4  
Old 09-18-2003
I know, it was just a joke.

I know that once you can't get things to work, sometimes frustration hits you.

I also put a smiley in, but it dropped down to the bottom a bit too much.

Good luck !!

Regs David
# 5  
Old 09-18-2003
ok Smilie

tried it out and works prefect! Smilie hmm maybe I should get a nis book Smilie

thanks again

/Peter
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