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Setting Up NetInfo Hierarchies

Use nidomain’s list command to verify that you now have three domains on server 1:

[server1:~] root# nidomain -l

tag=network udp=768 tcp=769

tag=local udp=766 tcp=767

tag=myschool udp=854 tcp=855

You can also list all the netinfod processes running on server1. There is one for each domain:

[server1:~] root# ps aux | grep netinfod

root 164 0.0 0.4 1784 504 ?? S 0:00.47

netinfod local (master)

root 165 0.0 0.3 2684 452 ?? S 0:00.87

netinfod myschool (master)

root 166 0.0 0.3 1784 424 ?? S 0:00.30

netinfod network (master)

root 272 0.0 0.1 5708 196 std RV 0:00.00

grep netinfod

When you create a new domain using niutil, it has only two directories in its database: / and

machines. Add additional directories to the root domain’s database:

[server1:~] root# niutil -create -t server1/myschool /users

[server1:~] root# niutil -create -t server1/myschool /groups

[server1:~] root# niutil -create -t server1/myschool /aliases

[server1:~] root# niutil -create -t server1/myschool /mounts

[server1:~] root# niutil -create -t server1/myschool /printers

Restart server1 and create a root and an administrator account in the root domain so that it

can be modiﬁed from anywhere on the network:

Open Server Admin, click the General tab, then click Users & Groups.

Choose New User and select /NetInfo/root from the pop-up menu. Enter the information

that describes the root user, including a short name of “root” and a UID and primary

group ID of 0. Then click Save.

Repeat step 7b to create a user who is an administrator.

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