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The following sections describe some ways to verify that the system has been properly configured as an NIS+ client.
Check to see whether nis_cachemgr is running. Type ps -ef | grep nis_cachemgr and then press Return. In this example, the cache manager is running:
seachild% ps -ef | grep nis_cachemgr root 1Ø5 1 51 16:52:17 ? Ø:Ø1 /usr/sbin/nis_cachemgr winsor 251 24Ø 15 2Ø:11:Ø7 pts/1 Ø:ØØ grep nis_cachemgr seachild%
When an NIS+ client is set up properly, the /var/nis directory has one or more files. Type ls /var/nis and then press Return. The contents of /var/nis should look like this example:
seachild% ls /var/nis NIS_COLD_START NIS_SHARED_DIRCACHE seachild%
When an NIS+ client is set up properly, you can use the NIS+ commands. For example, type nisls org_dir and then press Return. When the command is successful, a list of the tables in the org_dir directory is displayed, as shown in this example:
seachild% nisls org_dir org_dir.ESG.Eng.sun.COM.: auto_master auto_home bootparams cred ethers group hosts mail_aliases sendmailvars netmasks netgroup networks passwd protocols rpc services timezone seachild%
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