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- A (address) resource record
- access control file
- access mode, filesystems
- Account Manager, ``About managing users'', ``NIS logfiles''
- accounts
- active endpoints (SNMP), viewing
- active interfaces (SNMP), viewing
-
adding
- DNS stub service, ``Configuring a primary server'', ``Sample /etc/named.boot file''
- filesystem mount configuration
- NFS export configuration
- NFS users
- NIS maps
- NIS netgroups
- NIS servers
- NIS users, ``Managing distributed user accounts'', ``Administering NIS users and groups''
- PPP endpoints
- PPP protocol stack
- pseudo-ttys
- remote printers
- sites to ping with Node Check
- SLIP links
- SLIP protocol stack
- user equivalence
- address translation table (SNMP), viewing
- addresses, IPX/SPX
- administering
- administrative commands, modifying path for
- AF_INET
- AFSDB (AFS database) resource record
- agents, SNMP
- aging process
- aging timer field, routing information table (IPX/SPX)
- allow, gated BGP statement
- alternate route
- and updates
- anonymous access permissions, NFS
- anonymous ftp
- append mode, Network Lock Manager
- application layer, OSI ISO
- applying, patches, ``Installing from remote source machines'', ``Installing software''
- archiving calendar databases
- arcnet
- ARP, proxy, using for PPP links
- ASE export rate, gated OSPF statement
- association modes, NTP, ``NTP association modes'', ``NTP association modes''
- atomic write, Network Lock Manager
- auth.config(ADMN), using
- authentication
- authenticationFailure trap
- authkey, gated OSPF statement
- authorization
- authorizations
- authtype, gated OSPF statement
- /auto.master, See also automount maps
- automatic dialup PPP endpoints, configuring
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automount
- See also automount error messages
- See also automount maps
- See also automount(NADM)
- benefits vs. NFS
- compared to NFS
- comparing direct and indirect mounting
- configuring
- direct mount example
- direct mounts, multiple
- environment variable usage
- error messages. See automount error messages
- hidden local directories
- hierarchical mounts
- indirect mount example
- introduced, ``Distributed filesystems'', ``Configuring the NFS automounter''
- managing with NIS
- map inclusion
- maps. See automount maps
- master map prioritization
- mount point conflicts
- mount table listing
- mounted filesystems, changing directories
- mounting, direct and indirect compared
- mounting from non-SCO servers
- multiple direct mounts
- operating stages
- planning
- redundant servers
- redundant servers, specifying
- restarting
- starting
- stopping
- /tmp_mnt usage
- troubleshooting
- unexpected termination
- unmounting
- using with NFS
- virtual directories
- with NFS, ``Configuring the NFS automounter'', ``When to use automount''
- with NIS, ``Configuring the NFS automounter'', ``Planning an automount configuration'', ``Starting automount'', ``automount error conditions'', ``When to use automount''
-
automount error messages
- bad can't get my address
- bad entry in map <mapname>
- bad key <key> in direct map <mapname>
- bad key <key> in indirect map <mapname>
- Cannot create socket for nfs: rpc_err
- cannot create UDP service
- can't mount <mountpoint>: <reason>
- can't mount <server>:<pathname>: <reason>
- couldn't create mntpnt <mountpoint>: <reason>
- couldn't create <pathname>: <reason>
- dir <mountpoint> must start with ``/''
- exiting
- hierarchical mountpoints:<pathname1> and <pathname2>
- host <server> not responding
- <hostname>: exports: rpc_err
- leading space in map entry <entry text> in <mapname>
- map <mapname>, key <key> : bad
- <mapname:> not found
- <mapname>: yp_err
- mount of <server>:<pathname> on <mountpoint>: <reason>
- <mountpoint>: Not a directory
- nfscast: cannot receive reply: <reason>
- nfscast: Cannot send packet: <reason>
- nfscast:select: <reason>
- NIS bind failed
- no mount maps specified
- pathok: couldn't find devid
- remount
- <server>:<pathname> already mounted on <mountpoint>
- <server>:<pathname> no longer mounted
- svc_register failed
- trymany: servers not responding: <reason>
- `'WARNING: default option ignored
- `'WARNING: <mountpoint> already mounted on
- `'WARNING: <mountpoint> not empty!
- `'WARNING: <option> ignored
-
automount maps
- & (ampersand) usage
-
∗ (asterisk) usage - + (plus) symbol usage
- advanced options
- built-in, ``Using built-in automount maps'', ``Built-in automount maps''
- default location
- descriptions, ``About mount point conflicts'', ``About automount maps''
- direct
- \ (backslash) usage
- -hosts, ``Using built-in automount maps'', ``The -hosts built-in map''
- indirect
- map inclusion
- master, creating
- master modifications
- master prioritization
- master syntax
- master type
- modification effects
- -null, ``Using built-in automount maps'', ``The -null built-in map''
- -passwd, ``Using built-in automount maps'', ``The -passwd built-in map''
- redundant servers, specifying
- subdirectory usage
- automounting
-
automount(NADM),
``Enabling users to mount filesystems'',
``Starting automount''
- See also automount
- autonomous system, in IP routing
- autonomoussystem, gated definition statement
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