ries@arcturus (Marc Ries) (04/18/89)
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1) Has anyone ported the (SUN) NFS yellow pages (YP)
network lookup service to the HP9000 HPUX
environment?
2) If so, what are your experiences with it, such as:
speed, efficiency, use of disk space, was it "worth
it", etc.
Marc Ries
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"PHOTOVOLTAICS: safe/clean Electricity from the SUN"jim@hpuinda.HP.COM (Jim Cooper) (04/20/89)
>> >> 1) Has anyone ported the (SUN) NFS yellow pages (YP) >> network lookup service to the HP9000 HPUX >> environment? Why port the service?? Hewlett Packard has include the YP services since HP-UX 6.0. jim cooper Hewlett Packard Sales Office - Indianapolis
hwt@bnr-public.uucp (Henry Troup) (04/24/89)
Our 'out of the box' HP-UX 6.2 Hp9000/360's have yp. It works just as well as on SUN :-) utgpu!bnr-vpa!bnr-fos!hwt%bnr-public | BNR is not | All that evil requires hwt@bnr (BITNET/NETNORTH) | responsible for | is that good men do (613) 765-2337 (Voice) | my opinions | nothing.
accu@hpuepta.UUCP (Accugraph Corp) (05/01/89)
We are currently using Yellow Pages in our development environment. We have 10 HP 9000/300s (HP-UX 6.5) on the net and have experienced no major difficulties. The major caveat is that the YP Master and Slave servers should be the most stable machines on the system - if they are all down the other machines tend to lock up when they try to access a YP map. Previously, I was responsible for 6 SUN 3/160s and have noticed no major changes from SUN's YP. The only major pain I have found with the HP version is that /usr/lib/aliases is not included in their implementation. PC NFS is also more sane to use if you have YP. pw [hplabs|hpfcse]!hpuepta|acgrph!pw