John Oliver wrote: > I'm dealing with an old Red Hat 7.3 machine that's been using NIS for > authentication. The NIS server is going to be retired... there's a > Windows AD server that we use now via LDAP. I know... :-) This mostly > works pretty well. On this one machine, though, after inputting my > username I wait about a minute for the password prompt to appear, and > then another good minute or two for a command prompt. > > After I'm logged in, everything is fine. This machine is on a different > subnet than the AD server and the NIS server. There are other servers > on the same subnet that are able to authenticate to the LDAP server OK, > so I'm doubting it's a network issue. There are other Red Hat 7.3 > machines that are OK, so I doubt it's an issue with a specific > RPM-installed file, although this or the other machine smight have > received/not received a particular update. > > Any suggestions?
maybe(?): dns/reverse-dns issues? Does the NIS server have the (correct) dns info on the client? Regards, ..jim -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
