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NIS help
I'm trying to integrate a new Server 2003 based server with an existing SCO Unix server using the MS Unix package. I have no knowledge of any type of unix and have reached a point where I need the NIS domain and server names in order to procede. Anybody know how to get this information. The unix installation is approx 6-7 years old and has never been updated from its initial installation to the best of my knowledge. The Unix in question is SCO OpenServer 5.0.5 and dates from 1999.
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