... for hierarchical operation, and NIS+ 's attributes for security and simple update. X.500 differs from DNS, NIS, and NIS+ in the following ways: ManagingNFSandNIS 38 corruption; at best ... over OSI transport and network, and so it was much harder (and eventually impossible) to get IETF to accept OSI transport and network. ManagingNFSandNIS 13 1.3.1 Datagrams and packets IP ... even touching on NFSandNIS services. ManagingNFSandNIS 36 /etc/nsswitch.conf is configured. /etc/netgroup is an administrative file that is only consulted via the NIS database. Before...
... for the users, NFSandNIS simplify the tasks of ManagingNFSandNIS 9 Chapter 1. Networking Fundamentals The Network Information Service (NIS) and Network File System (NFS) are services ... common network problems. ManagingNFSandNIS 30 DNS is the standard for hostnames and addresses, and you'll find it handy for accessing hosts outside your domain. NIS+ has gained some acceptance ... systems, including HP's HP-UX, IBM, AIX, and Linux. NIS+ is much more secure than NIS. This rest of this book ignores NIS+ and LDAP, and focuses on NISand to some degree DNS, since those are...
... byte? ManagingNFSandNIS 4 ã Chapter 16 discusses how to tune your NFS and, to a lesser extent, NIS servers. ã Chapter 17 covers performance tuning and analysis of machines and the network. ... in an NIS map. ã Control characters will be shown with a CTRL prefix, for example, CTRL-Z. ManagingNFSandNIS 5 Differences between the first editionand second edition The first edition ... true NIS support. For another, Sun has made profound enhancements to NFS with nearly every release of Solaris. ManagingNFSandNIS 30 DNS is the standard for hostnames and addresses, and...
... one master may lead to NIS map ManagingNFSandNIS 5 Differences between the first editionand second edition The first edition was based on SunOS 4.1, whereas this edition is based on Solaris ... secure are NISand NFS? 12.3 Password andNIS security 12.4 NFS security 12.5 Stronger security for NFS 12.6 Viruses 20020020620721022324513. Network Diagnostic and Administrative ... historical. ManagingNFSandNIS 4 ã Chapter 16 discusses how to tune your NFS and, to a lesser extent, NIS servers. ã Chapter 17 covers performance tuning and analysis of machines and the network....
... for hierarchical operation, and NIS+ 's attributes for security and simple update. X.500 differs from DNS, NIS, and NIS+ in the following ways: ManagingNFSandNIS 39 mre:96wqktpdmrkjsE:6445:::::: ... written about them without even touching on NFSandNIS services. ManagingNFSandNIS 22 1.5.3 Internet and RPC server configuration The XDR and RPC services are useful for applications ... maintenance and distribution to its slave servers. Once ManagingNFSandNIS 9 Chapter 1. Networking Fundamentals The Network Information Service (NIS) and Network File System (NFS) are services...
... mechanisms for making changes to map files and distributing these changes to all NIS servers on a regular basis. ManagingNFSandNIS 30 DNS is the standard for hostnames and addresses, and ... OSI transport and network, and so it was much harder (and eventually impossible) to get IETF to accept OSI transport and network. ManagingNFSandNIS 35 3.2.2 Installing the NIS master server ... packages. In addition to making life easier for the users, NFSandNIS simplify the tasks of ManagingNFSandNIS 33 the network. As an NIS client, the host gets all of its common configuration...
... risk 473Ian F Godsland 37. Androgens: Studies in animal models of atherosclerosis 487Peter Alexandersen38. Androgens and blood pressure in men 501Guy Lloyd39. Androgens and arterial disease ... Ogata and Hirano,52not sufficientlyacknowledged by the Europeans and Americans,found in 1934 that the androgen from the urine(Butenandt’s androsterone) was not identical withthe androgen ... weak urinary5α-reduced androgen comes from ‘andro’ = male,‘ster’ = sterol, and ‘one’ = ketone. The chemical syn-thesis of androsterone was performed by LeopoldRuzicka and co-workers 3 years...
... provided in the Instructor’s Guide, and instructors may chooseto provide students with these answers.NEW FEATURESThis second edition has been updated and expanded and includes a new chapter, authoredby ... statistics and epidemiologic rates arenew to this second editionand other sections have been expanded.INSTRUCTOR’S GUIDEA guide for the instructor is a new feature to accompany this second edition. ... The kind and extent of data collected and the uses made of the data varyfrom one health care institution to another. Data compiled and compared must bebased on uniform collection and reporting.4....
... at work in the chemical recovery process can be found in Smook, Handbook for Pulp and Paper Technologists, 2nd Edition, 1992 and will not be discussed here. The kraft chemical recovery process ... fiber furnish and pulping processes used, as well as the desired qualities and end use of the final product, greatly affect the type and degree of pulp bleaching possible. Printing and writing ... Pulp and Paper Industry Introduction, Background, and Scope However, pulp and paper are commodities and therefore prices are vulnerable to global competition. Countries such as Brazil, Chile, and...
... CreateException;}ProjectBean.javaProjectBean.java is the implementation class for the Project entity bean. It holds thedata and logic for the bean.package com.wiley.compBooks.EJwithUML.TimeCardDomain;import com.wiley.compBooks.EJwithUML.Base.EjbUtil.*;import ... CreateException;}ClientBean.javaClientBean.java is the implementation class for the Client entity bean. It contains thedata and logic for the bean.package com.wiley.compBooks.EJwithUML.TimeCardDomain;import com.wiley.compBooks.EJwithUML.Base.EjbUtil.*;import ... ProjectInt{}ProjectLocalHome.javaProjectLocalHome.java is the Home interface for the Project entity bean. It defines themethods for finding and creating Project entity beans.package com.wiley.compBooks.EJwithUML.TimeCardDomain;import...
... INSERT and thus may or may not be visible. JDBC and Java 2nd edition page 61 } } } } 4.4.2 Arrays SQL arrays are much simpler and much less frequently used than blobs and clobs. ... leave the default type map in place and instead use the following call to handle the special case: HashMap tm = new HashMap( ); JDBC and Java 2nd edition page 664.5.3 Driver Property ... loop when the user enters commands or SQL statements. Each input is interpreted as either a command or a SQL statement. If it is interpreted as a command, the command is executed immediately....