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  > Has anybody had any experience with setting up
  > freebsd as a NIS client, with windows 2000
  > (with 'unix services for nt' addon pack) NIS server?

I've set up several FreeBSD boxes as NIS clients with Solaris boxen as
the NIS masters.  It's not difficult, and is documented in the
handbook.  You may also want to check the O'Reilly book "Managing NFS
and NIS" for additional pointers.

Good luck,
Jim
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