tnrealm

This command lists, reads, modifies, creates, and deletes TAS realms and realm configuration options. The TAS environment consists of collections of services provided over specified transports in three realms:

• LM-NT-OS/2 (NB) realm

• NetWare (NW) realm

• AppleTalk (AT) realm

Location

TNHOME/usr/sbin

Usage

tnrealm -L
tnrealm -R -r realm {-a attribute}
tnrealm (-A|-M) -r realm {-a attribute=value}
tnrealm -D -r realm

Options

• "Realm Options"

• "General Configuration Options"

Attributes

Attribute applicable to all realms:

• Failed Cross Reference Format

Attributes applicable to the LM-NT-OS/2 realm:

• "anninterval"

• "lm-domain"

• "wins-servers"

• "win95-logon-script-dflt"

Attribute applicable to the NetWare realm:

• "bindery-load"

transport

This attribute designates the name of the transport protocol for the specified realm. Separate transport names with commas. Available transports consist of tcpip and tnnbu for the LM-NT-OS/2 realm, tnipx for the NetWare realm, and tnatk for the AppleTalk realm.

Usage:

tnrealm -M -r realm -a transport={tcpip|tnnbu|tnipx|tnatk}

anninterval

This attribute designates the time interval in seconds between service announcements. This attribute defaults to 300--one broadcast every 5 minutes.

Usage:

tnrealm -M -r realm -a anninterval=seconds

lm-domain

This attribute designates the NetBIOS name for a LM-NT-OS/2 domain. Unless you set up clients to use a different name, use WORKGROUP as the value for this attribute.

Usage:

tnrealm -M -r NB -a lm-domain=domain-name

wins-servers

This attribute designates the list of IP addresses of WINS servers. For servers that use this attribute, each newly-claimed NetBIOS name registers with the WINS system by calling each server in turn, until it contacts one.

Usage:

tnrealm -M -r realm -a wins-servers=value

win95-logon-script-dflt

This attribute designates the name of a default logon script supplied to Windows-95 clients during the login process and serves as the default for users not known to the server and for known users who have a missing or null win95-logon-script attribute.

Usage:

tnrealm -M -r realm -a win95-login-script-dflt=value

bindery-load

This attribute pre-loads user names into the NetWare bindery. Specifying ALL instead of a list of user names causes all UNIX user names to pre-load.

Usage:

tnrealm -M -r NW -a bindery-load={username|ALL}

Examples

1. Use either of the following commands to list all available realms:

   tnrealm tnrealm -L

   Sample Output:

   NB NW AT

2. Use the following command to list all available realms and their attribute values:

   tnrealm -R

   Sample Output:

   NB
   	transport=tcpip, tnnbu
   	lm-domain=langroup
   	anninterval=300
   	state=enabled
   NW
   	transport=tnipx
   	bindery-load=all
   	state=enabled
   AT
   	transport=tnatk
   	state=enabled

3. Use the following command to modify the announcement interval in the LM-NT-OS/2 realm:

   tnrealm -M -r NB -a anninterval=600

4. Use the following command to delete the AppleTalk realm from the system:

   tnrealm -D -r AT