Thanks go to Joe Buhr
He siad the following:
>Check out this web page, it's a great reference... look at item 3.19
>http://www.eng.auburn.edu/users/rayh/solaris/NIS%2b_FAQ.html
This did not exactly work fo me. But once I killed nis_cachmgr and
nispasswd. It worked like a charm!
Here's my original question.
> I seem to be having a problem with my NIS+. Up through the end of my
>vacation everything went smoothly, or so I thought. I came back and tried
>to diagnose a problem with a user's password. Turns out the network works
>as is and I can execute nispings till my fingers fall off from an admin
>user. But when I su to root and try the nisping it says:
><domainname>: Unable to authenticate NIS+ server.
>This is on the root master server.
>when I do a keylogin from root it says
>Could not find unix.<hostname>@<domainname>'s secret key. /etc/.rootkey
>exists.
>
>I can do table listings just fine though. Can anybody help find a cure?
I
>need to edit these NIS+ tables. Sun suggested a drastic step. reinit the
>domain. but if I do that then I'll have to re-init the clients. Is there
>an easier, less drastic, way to save my NIS+ domain?
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