NIS+ provides a full set of commands for administering a namespace. The following table summarizes them. For a complete description of syntax and options, see their command descriptions.
Command | Description |
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nisaddcred | Creates credentials for NIS+ principals and stores them in the cred table. |
nisaddent | Adds information from /etc files or NIS maps into NIS+ tables. |
niscat | Displays the contents of NIS+ tables. |
nischgrp | Changes the group owner of an NIS+ object. |
nischmod | Changes an object's access rights. |
nischown | Changes the owner of an NIS+ object. |
nischttl | Changes an NIS+ object's time-to-live value. |
nisdefaults | Lists an NIS+ object's default values: domain name, group name, workstation name, NIS+ principal name, access rights, directory search path, and time-to-live. |
nisgrep | Searches for entries in an NIS+ table. |
nisgrpadm | Creates or destroys an NIS+ group, or displays a list of its members. Also adds members to a group, removes them, or tests them for membership in the group. |
nisinit | Initializes an NIS+ client or server. |
nisln | Creates a symbolic link between two NIS+ objects. |
nisls | Lists the contents of an NIS+ directory. |
nismatch | Searches for entries in an NIS+ table. |
nismkdir | Creates an NIS+ directory and specifies its master and replica servers. |
nismkuser | Creates an NIS+ user. |
nispasswd | Not supported in AIX. Use the passwd command. |
nisrm | Removes NIS+ objects (except directories) from the namespace. |
nisrmdir | Removes NIS+ directories and replicas from the namespace. |
nisrmuser | Removes an NIS+ user. |
nissetup | Creates org_dir and groups_dir directories and a complete set of (unpopulated) NIS+ tables for an NIS+ domain. |
nisshowcache | Lists the contents of the NIS+ shared cache maintained by the NIS+ cache manager. |
nistbladm | Creates or deletes NIS+ tables, and adds, modifies or deletes entries in an NIS+ table. |
nisupdkeys | Updates the public keys stored in an NIS+ object. |
passwd | Changes password information stored in the NIS+ passwd table. |