jacques.rall@za.eds.com
jim@telecnnct.com
vogelke@17.wpafb.af.mil
Matthew.Stier@mci.com
reynolds@acetsw.amat.com
and others
The problem's resolved.
Suggestions:
1. Change the ethernet address to equate to the IP address based on the
ethernet address shown in the boot message. Once done, cd to /etc/up
and "make ethers"
2. arp cache may still have the old h/w address. Look at the man page
for "arp" and do a "arp -d" to zap the old address, and "arp -s" to
install the new one
3. The old system(NIS server) may still have the old NIS maps w/ its
original IP address. Boot the old system to single-user mode, mv
/var/yp to /var.old & mkdir a new /var/yp; then reboot.
Janet Leung, TACTech, Inc., Yorba Linda, CA 92887