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From: Troy Settle <pitlord@USIT.NET>
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Subject: NIS
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Uhmm.. skip my earlier post, after further thought, I realized that I
was thinking too much, and that the answer was right in front of me.

Moving on, can anyone point me to some good docs on setting up and running
NIS?  the handbook is a little less than complete on it. <g>

Laters all,
Troy