> -----Original Message-----
> To Russell
> Thanks.
> However, Sun Ray Server Software 3.1 Beta has not written into
> /etc/inet/ipnodes on my machine.
> Is it a BUG ? ?(o_O)?
>From the ipnodes man page:
IPv4 addresses can be defined in the ipnodes file or in the
hosts file. See hosts(4). The ipnodes file will be searched
for IPv4 addresses when using the getipnodebyname(3SOCKET)
API. If no matching IPv4 addresses are found in the ipnodes
file, then the hosts file will be searched. To prevent
delays in name resolution and to keep /etc/inet/ipnodes and
/etc/inet/hosts synchronized, IPv4 addresses defined in the
hosts file should be copied to the ipnodes file.
I'd classify it as a bug since SUN's own software should follow their
own best practices procedures.
-- Russ
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