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From: Wayne Stout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 10:43 AM
Subject: Re: YPBINDPROC_DOMAIN: Domain not bound error using RH 6.2
(additional information)
> The only time I ever see this error message is when the NIS services on
> the mast
The only time I ever see this error message is when the NIS services on
the master NIS server have gone down. Are you sure that NIS is running
on the master server?
HTH,
Wayne
Jerry Garrison wrote:
>
> If I don't log in, after a while, I get the message, 'ypbind [373]:
> broadcast:RPC:Timed ou
If I don't log in, after a while, I get the message, 'ypbind [373]:
broadcast:RPC:Timed out.'
> I get this error message when I log onto the machine.
>
> Someone suggested that I check to make sure my settings are correct by
> running authconfig. The authconfig GUI looks, in part, like this:
I get this error message when I log onto the machine.
Someone suggested that I check to make sure my settings are correct by
running authconfig. The authconfig GUI looks, in part, like this:
NIS Domain: (the correct server name is here)
NIS Server: [ ] Request via broadcast
I get this error message when I log onto the machine.
Someone suggested that I check to make sure my settings are correct by
running authconfig. The authconfig GUI looks, in part, like this:
NIS Domain: (the correct server name is here)
NIS Server: [ ] Request via broadcast
