Secure RPC netname. This portion of the credential is used to identify the NIS+ principal. Every Secure RPC netname contains the following three components.
Prefix. The prefix is always the word unix.
Identifier. If the principal is a client user, the ID field is the user's UID. If the principal is a client machine, the ID field is the machine's hostname.
Domain name. The domain name is the name of the domain that contains the principal's DES credential (in other words, the principal's home domain).
Remember that an NIS+ principal name always has a trailing dot, and a Secure RPC netname never has a trailing dot.
Principal |
Prefix |
Identifier |
Domain |
Example |
---|---|---|---|---|
User |
unix |
UID |
Domain containing user's password entry and the DES credential itself |
unix.24601@sales.doc.com |
machine |
unix |
hostname |
The domain name returned by executing the domainname command on that machine |
unix.machine7@sales.doc.com |