kelso@gwusun.gwu.edu (John Kelso) (08/18/89)
Greetings- We are currently running as our nameserver a Sun 3/180, under SunOS 3.5. This same machine is also our Yellow Pages master. The version of the nameserver that Sun sent us seems to have hooks in it such that YP clients access the nameserver via YP. We are hoping to have an HP 900/835 replace our Sun this semester as our nameserver, and dump YP altogether. (We have our reasons.) Has anyone out there had success in getting a nameserver to run on their HP? How much hacking did it take on the standard distribution? Any other comments and words of advice would be appreciated before we take the plunge. Thanks, John -- John Kelso, System Engineer, George Washington University SEAS Computing Facility, 725 23rd St NW, Washington DC 20052 kelso@gwusun.gwu.edu -or- uunet!gwusun!kelso --
davidr@hplsla.HP.COM (David M. Reed) (08/22/89)
I have a nameserver running on an 835 (and a couple of 300's as backups). We obtained the source code from FTP Software, Inc. as part of a package of public domain utilities. Our Vectra's run PC/TCP from FTP Software and make use of the nameserver.
timg@hpurvmc.HP.COM ( Tim Gill (NSE) ) (08/23/89)
HP-UX release 7.0 will include name server services as part of the NS-ARPA services. (now if they'd just get the rest of the services up to 4.3...)
bert@hpuamsa.UUCP (Bert Van Barneveld) (08/25/89)
With the upcoming 7.0 release HP-UX will be shipped with BIND. (named) Be sure to get your update... Bert van Barneveld. HP-UX support, The Netherlands.