NIS user can not connect to NIS server
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i have run an NIS service on Centos7 on a virtual machine. also i installed another Centos7 virtual machine as client. so i want to connect from my client vm to server vm.
at client vm 'systemctl status ypbind' returns running. i have added some users at server but it fails to switch user at client. here is what 'yptest' command returns:
[root@www ~]# yptest
Test 1: domainname
Configured domainname is "topipi.jp"
Test 2: ypbind
Used NIS server: nis.topipi.jp
Test 3: yp_match
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname, key nobody)
Test 4: yp_first
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
Test 5: yp_next
-- skipped --
Test 6: yp_master
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
Test 7: yp_order
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
Test 8: yp_maplist
netid.byname
group.bygid
group.byname
passwd.byuid
passwd.byname
mail.aliases
protocols.byname
protocols.bynumber
services.byservicename
services.byname
rpc.bynumber
rpc.byname
hosts.byaddr
hosts.byname
ypservers
Test 9: yp_all
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
5 tests failed
here is the error i get:
[root@www ~]# su - Mahan
su: user Mahan does not exist
where Mahan is already added as a user at server. what should i do?
and this is what i get when type 'yptest' at server:
[root@nis home]# yptest
Test 1: domainname
Configured domainname is "topipi.jp"
Test 2: ypbind
Can't communicate with ypbind
shell-script centos nis
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i have run an NIS service on Centos7 on a virtual machine. also i installed another Centos7 virtual machine as client. so i want to connect from my client vm to server vm.
at client vm 'systemctl status ypbind' returns running. i have added some users at server but it fails to switch user at client. here is what 'yptest' command returns:
[root@www ~]# yptest
Test 1: domainname
Configured domainname is "topipi.jp"
Test 2: ypbind
Used NIS server: nis.topipi.jp
Test 3: yp_match
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname, key nobody)
Test 4: yp_first
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
Test 5: yp_next
-- skipped --
Test 6: yp_master
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
Test 7: yp_order
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
Test 8: yp_maplist
netid.byname
group.bygid
group.byname
passwd.byuid
passwd.byname
mail.aliases
protocols.byname
protocols.bynumber
services.byservicename
services.byname
rpc.bynumber
rpc.byname
hosts.byaddr
hosts.byname
ypservers
Test 9: yp_all
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
5 tests failed
here is the error i get:
[root@www ~]# su - Mahan
su: user Mahan does not exist
where Mahan is already added as a user at server. what should i do?
and this is what i get when type 'yptest' at server:
[root@nis home]# yptest
Test 1: domainname
Configured domainname is "topipi.jp"
Test 2: ypbind
Can't communicate with ypbind
shell-script centos nis
If you try all those commands in a shell that is on the NIS server itself, do they succeed or fail?
– Mark Plotnick
Jan 28 at 21:33
i've edited the question
– Reza
Jan 29 at 6:04
On the server, did you run/usr/lib/yp/ypinit -m
ormake -C /var/yp
to make and export the maps?
– Mark Plotnick
Jan 29 at 7:24
yes...these two were already done. again i did it and write 'yptest'. but the same thing happened
– Reza
Jan 29 at 7:56
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i have run an NIS service on Centos7 on a virtual machine. also i installed another Centos7 virtual machine as client. so i want to connect from my client vm to server vm.
at client vm 'systemctl status ypbind' returns running. i have added some users at server but it fails to switch user at client. here is what 'yptest' command returns:
[root@www ~]# yptest
Test 1: domainname
Configured domainname is "topipi.jp"
Test 2: ypbind
Used NIS server: nis.topipi.jp
Test 3: yp_match
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname, key nobody)
Test 4: yp_first
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
Test 5: yp_next
-- skipped --
Test 6: yp_master
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
Test 7: yp_order
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
Test 8: yp_maplist
netid.byname
group.bygid
group.byname
passwd.byuid
passwd.byname
mail.aliases
protocols.byname
protocols.bynumber
services.byservicename
services.byname
rpc.bynumber
rpc.byname
hosts.byaddr
hosts.byname
ypservers
Test 9: yp_all
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
5 tests failed
here is the error i get:
[root@www ~]# su - Mahan
su: user Mahan does not exist
where Mahan is already added as a user at server. what should i do?
and this is what i get when type 'yptest' at server:
[root@nis home]# yptest
Test 1: domainname
Configured domainname is "topipi.jp"
Test 2: ypbind
Can't communicate with ypbind
shell-script centos nis
i have run an NIS service on Centos7 on a virtual machine. also i installed another Centos7 virtual machine as client. so i want to connect from my client vm to server vm.
at client vm 'systemctl status ypbind' returns running. i have added some users at server but it fails to switch user at client. here is what 'yptest' command returns:
[root@www ~]# yptest
Test 1: domainname
Configured domainname is "topipi.jp"
Test 2: ypbind
Used NIS server: nis.topipi.jp
Test 3: yp_match
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname, key nobody)
Test 4: yp_first
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
Test 5: yp_next
-- skipped --
Test 6: yp_master
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
Test 7: yp_order
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
Test 8: yp_maplist
netid.byname
group.bygid
group.byname
passwd.byuid
passwd.byname
mail.aliases
protocols.byname
protocols.bynumber
services.byservicename
services.byname
rpc.bynumber
rpc.byname
hosts.byaddr
hosts.byname
ypservers
Test 9: yp_all
WARNING: No such map in server's domain (Map passwd.byname)
5 tests failed
here is the error i get:
[root@www ~]# su - Mahan
su: user Mahan does not exist
where Mahan is already added as a user at server. what should i do?
and this is what i get when type 'yptest' at server:
[root@nis home]# yptest
Test 1: domainname
Configured domainname is "topipi.jp"
Test 2: ypbind
Can't communicate with ypbind
shell-script centos nis
shell-script centos nis
edited Jan 29 at 6:03
Reza
asked Jan 28 at 21:05
RezaReza
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If you try all those commands in a shell that is on the NIS server itself, do they succeed or fail?
– Mark Plotnick
Jan 28 at 21:33
i've edited the question
– Reza
Jan 29 at 6:04
On the server, did you run/usr/lib/yp/ypinit -m
ormake -C /var/yp
to make and export the maps?
– Mark Plotnick
Jan 29 at 7:24
yes...these two were already done. again i did it and write 'yptest'. but the same thing happened
– Reza
Jan 29 at 7:56
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If you try all those commands in a shell that is on the NIS server itself, do they succeed or fail?
– Mark Plotnick
Jan 28 at 21:33
i've edited the question
– Reza
Jan 29 at 6:04
On the server, did you run/usr/lib/yp/ypinit -m
ormake -C /var/yp
to make and export the maps?
– Mark Plotnick
Jan 29 at 7:24
yes...these two were already done. again i did it and write 'yptest'. but the same thing happened
– Reza
Jan 29 at 7:56
If you try all those commands in a shell that is on the NIS server itself, do they succeed or fail?
– Mark Plotnick
Jan 28 at 21:33
If you try all those commands in a shell that is on the NIS server itself, do they succeed or fail?
– Mark Plotnick
Jan 28 at 21:33
i've edited the question
– Reza
Jan 29 at 6:04
i've edited the question
– Reza
Jan 29 at 6:04
On the server, did you run
/usr/lib/yp/ypinit -m
or make -C /var/yp
to make and export the maps?– Mark Plotnick
Jan 29 at 7:24
On the server, did you run
/usr/lib/yp/ypinit -m
or make -C /var/yp
to make and export the maps?– Mark Plotnick
Jan 29 at 7:24
yes...these two were already done. again i did it and write 'yptest'. but the same thing happened
– Reza
Jan 29 at 7:56
yes...these two were already done. again i did it and write 'yptest'. but the same thing happened
– Reza
Jan 29 at 7:56
add a comment |
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If you try all those commands in a shell that is on the NIS server itself, do they succeed or fail?
– Mark Plotnick
Jan 28 at 21:33
i've edited the question
– Reza
Jan 29 at 6:04
On the server, did you run
/usr/lib/yp/ypinit -m
ormake -C /var/yp
to make and export the maps?– Mark Plotnick
Jan 29 at 7:24
yes...these two were already done. again i did it and write 'yptest'. but the same thing happened
– Reza
Jan 29 at 7:56