 | | | NIS Problem | NIS Problem 2003-11-18 - By Philip Mores
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Does anyone of you successfully implemented NIS using Redhat 9? I 'm having a
problem and I 'm already frustrated solving the problem.
I 'm using the default RPMs of Redhat 9 needed for NIS server and client such
as ypserv-2.6-2, ypbind-1.11-4 etc.
I 've already finished setting-up the NIS server and the client. When I 'm
trying to connect the client during startup, this error occurred:
Listening for an NIS domain server ..... [FAILED]. I logged to the
workstation as root and tried restarting the ypbind service but this error
appeared: ypbind failed. The error was: Binding to the NIS domain: [OK]
Listening for an NIS domain server [FAILED].
When i logged to the client as root and run 'ypbind -debug ', this error
occurred:
[root@(protected) root]# ypbind -debug
parsing config file
Trying entry: ypserver 192.168.239.1
parsed ypserver 192.168.239.1
add_server() domain: Linux, host: 192.168.239.1, slot: 0
Trying entry: domain Linux server Linuxserver
parsed domain 'Linux ' server 'Linuxserver '
add_server() domain: Linux, host: Linuxserver, slot: 1
[Welcome to ypbind-mt, version 1.11]
ping host '192.168.239.1 ', domain 'Linux '
host '192.168.239.1 ' doesn 't answer.
ping host 'Linuxserver ', domain 'Linux '
host 'Linuxserver ' doesn 't answer.
ypbindproc_domain_2_svc (Linux)
trylock = success
ping host '192.168.239.1 ', domain 'Linux '
host '192.168.239.1 ' doesn 't answer.
ping host 'Linuxserver ', domain 'Linux '
host 'Linuxserver ' doesn 't answer.
Status: YPBIND_FAIL_VAL
Pinging all active server.
ping host '192.168.239.1 ', domain 'Linux '
host '192.168.239.1 ' doesn 't answer.
ping host 'Linuxserver ', domain 'Linux '
host 'Linuxserver ' doesn 't answer.
What should I do now? Please help.
PhiliP MoreS
TecH Support DepT
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