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From: Seth Perlman <seth@charm.net>
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Are there any ports of FreeBSD NIS to SunOS 4.1 or Solaris being used
in mission-critical applications?

How well does a FreeBSD PC running NIS talk to Solaris machines?  Which
commands if any are not usable?

Any help appreciated...thanks
Seth Perlman seth@charm.net