This example shows how to display the name service policy using the admtblloc command:
$ admtblloc Name Name Service Path Aliases NIS+ Hosts NIS+ Group NIS+ Netgroup NIS+ Protocols NIS+ Bootparams NONE Auto.home NIS+ RPC NIS+ Timezone NIS+ Netmasks NIS+ Ethers NIS+ Passwd NIS+ Services NIS+ Networks NIS+ Locale NIS+ |
In this example output,
Name |
Is the name of the configuration file. |
Name Service |
Specifies the name service used to access the configuration file. |
Path |
(Optional) Specifies the path to the ASCII source file on NIS servers in the NIS name service. The default is the /etc directory. |
By default, the name service policy displayed by the admtblloc command is for the name service the current host is a member of. To display the name service policy for a different name service, specify the name service context.
This example shows how to display the name service policy for the NONE or local /etc files name service context domain using the admtblloc command:
$ admtblloc -c NONE Name Name Service Path Aliases NONE Hosts NONE Group NONE Auto_home NONE Netgroup NONE Protocols NONE Bootparams NONE RPC NONE Timezone NONE Netmasks NONE Ethers NONE Passwd NONE Services NONE Networks NONE Locale NONE |
In this example,
-c |
Specifies the name service context. |
NONE |
Is the local /etc files name service. |
You can also use the admtblloc command to display the name service policy for a specified configuration file. This example shows how to display the name service policy for the hosts file in the default name service:
$ admtblloc Hosts Hosts NIS+ |
The configuration file names are case-sensitive.