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Subject: NIS Questions
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In reading the "About FreeBSD" section on www.freebsd.org.  The text 
mentions NIS support but no further information about NIS on FreeBSD can 
be found anywhere... FAQ, Handbook, etc.

Can anyone fill me in on NIS with FreeBSD.  What works, what doesn't?  I 
have a great need for NIS, but I am unclear on how to proceed on the 
FreeBSD platform.

Any insight will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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