Well here is my question:

Currently I am working in a test environment which includes a
Windows 2000 DC running dhcp, dns, wins, etc... and a unix server
running Solaris 9, latest patches and is configured correctly
(verified) for NIS support.  I have loaded the latest SUN One
Directory server on the machine, configured it using the idsconfig
command.  However that being said that once I finish that command I go
to run inityp2l, complete the configuration and get to the end of the
command where I commit the changes and I get the following error:

Do you want to create the mapping file (y/n) ? y

There are no domains to serve. No mapping file generated.

Has anyone done this and if so what have you found to be the issue?
Thanks!

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In article <b6c230df.0407081055.51918a4e@posting.google.com>,
aglemc@frc.com (rascal1981) wrote:

> Well here is my question:
>
>      Currently I am working in a test environment which includes a
> Windows 2000 DC running dhcp, dns, wins, etc... and a unix server
> running Solaris 9, latest patches and is configured correctly
> (verified) for NIS support.  I have loaded the latest SUN One
> Directory server on the machine, configured it using the idsconfig
> command.  However that being said that once I finish that command I go
> to run inityp2l, complete the configuration and get to the end of the
> command where I commit the changes and I get the following error:
>
> Do you want to create the mapping file (y/n) ? y
>
> There are no domains to serve. No mapping file generated.
>
> Has anyone done this and if so what have you found to be the issue?
> Thanks!

This is just a SWAG, but what's the contents of /etc/defaultdomain and
the output of

domainname

If they're blank, do the following as root:

domainname <NIS domain>

echo "<NIS domain>"> /etc/defaultdomain

Then try the inityp2l again.

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