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Eric Anderson <anderson@centtech.com> writes:

> Does the netapp have two network interfaces?

No, just the built-in 10/100.


> Are you using NIS or LDAP?

I'm running an openldap slapd on my main-desktop, for some code I'm
developing.  But I'm not using NIS or LDAP for authentication and
authorization.