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How to Install Network Information Service (NIS) on Redhat Linux, CentOS and Fedora






Network Information Service
Before Working on this lab, you must have

Two Computer Running Linux OS.

System 1 (NIS Server)
Ip Address :- 192.168.0.x

System 2 (NIS Client)
Ip Address :- 192.168.0.x

NIS  Server Configuration
1.  Check IP & NIS Domain Entries
#  ifconfig
#  nisdomainname   cloudnetwork.in
#  hostname  nisserver.cloudnetwork.in
#  hostname

2.  Check & Install the Packages.
#  rpm –qa  yp*     or   yum list installed   yp*
#  yum  remove  yp*  -y
#  rm  -r   /var/yp*

3.  Install the Packages.
#  yum  install  yp*  -y

4.  Edit Main Configuration File
#  vi /var/yp/makefile
Change  NOPUSH=fales  into  NOPUSH=true        -    (23rd line edit)

5.  Restart the Services.
#  service ypserv  restart
#  service yppasswdd  restart

6.  Create NIS  database.
#  /usr/lib/yp/ypinit    -m    (Master)



7.  Create a  New Users.
#  useradd   tom
#  useradd   joy
#  passwd   tom
#  passwd   joy

NFS  Server Configuration
1.  NFS  Configuration
#  yum install nfs*   -y
#  vi  /etc/exports
#  service  nfs  restart
#  showmount   -e   192.168.0.X    - (X is a NFS Server Ipaddress)

NIS Client SIDE Configuration
1.  Check IP & HOST Entries
#  ifconfig
#  setup
#  service  network  restart
#  ping  192.168.0.X  -b
#  vi /etc/sysconfig/network
#  vi /etc/hosts
#  hostname  nisclient.cloudnetwork.in

2.  Make the client Machine as Member of NIS-Server.
#  authconfig-tui

3.  To share home directory of user mount to NFS exported dir.
#  mount 192.168.0.x:/home/   /home

4.  To check result log  in as a NIS   server user
#  su  -  tom

That's it
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