Server for NIS Functionality -- Push Service
Applies To: Windows Server 2008 R2
Server for NIS synchronizes and propagates NIS map changes to UNIX-based NIS subordinate (also known as slave) servers. The NIS master server supports the following transfer modes:
- Periodic transfer of NIS maps
- On-demand transfer of NIS maps to subordinate servers
Typically, NIS maps are transferred to subordinate servers upon change by using the make utility. The Windows-based NIS server does not use make; instead, the server pushes immediately.
Subordinate NIS servers can request transfer of maps at any time. Server for NIS Server Functionality -- Push Service provides information to help you interpret system messages indicating the functional state of the NIS map push service.
Events
Event ID | Source | Message |
---|---|---|
Microsoft-Windows-IDMU-ServerForNIS |
Map propagation (yppush) succeeded. Domain: %1, Map Name: %2, Server: %3. | |
Microsoft-Windows-IDMU-ServerForNIS |
Server for NIS yppush service has stopped. | |
Microsoft-Windows-IDMU-ServerForNIS |
Failed to create an event: %1. | |
Microsoft-Windows-IDMU-ServerForNIS |
An error occurred during notification of a registry key change: %1. | |
Microsoft-Windows-IDMU-ServerForNIS |
An error occurred while creating a waitable timer: %1. | |
Microsoft-Windows-IDMU-ServerForNIS |
An error occurred while setting a waitable timer: %1. | |
Microsoft-Windows-IDMU-ServerForNIS |
Warning: yppush failure. Domain: %1, Map Name: %2, Server: %3, Status: %4. | |
Microsoft-Windows-IDMU-ServerForNIS |
Warning: yppush failure in sending yp_xfr request. Server: %1, Domain: %2, Map Name: %3. |