I'm running SunOS 4.1.3. Sometimes, very rarely, the system freezes up for
a while, or lags very badly. I have no idea what it is. I do have some
NIS information:
The system in question is an NIS master, has the hosts and passwd files.
There is another system on the network that runs ypserv, but I have no
idea why.
I don't know NIS.
Anyways, this evening it happened, and I went to the console of the system
I suspected rebooted, that other one I mentioned running ypserv, and it was
running quite normally. It had been up for 10 hours.
This may be a coincedence, but I did a kill -1 <ypserv number> on that system,
and about that time, the main master server began allowing telnets again.
Is there any help on this issue?
Thanks,
Ken.
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