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We are
currently having an issue with NIS not working properly on some HP/UX
machines. We have them authenticating through a Redhat 8.0 NIS Slave
server, the NIS Master is HPUX.
We
have been having funny issues with the HP/UX machines just dropping the Redhat
NIS server, with automapping/mounting not automounting reliably, with some
permissions not working so that users can't write to their own home directory
from one HP, but works fine from another.
Now
everything was fine and dandy until we were told to go to Variable length subnet
masking, then the HP's came unglued. I was wondering if anyone here
thats been around for a while, knows of HP having issues with this type of
addressing.
This
is on topic, only because I have HP Admins blaming a Redhat NIS server, and I'm
trying to proove them otherwise since everything on the Redhat and NIS server
sides says they are doing their job. In fact, other machines are
authenticating to the Redhat machine, just the HP's are having
issues.
Thanks,
Travis
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