rfpasswd(8) CLIX rfpasswd(8)
NAME
rfpasswd - Changes Remote File Sharing host password
SYNOPSIS
rfpasswd
DESCRIPTION
The rfpasswd command updates the Remote File Sharing (RFS) authentication
password for a host; processing of the new password follows the same
criteria as used by passwd. The updated password is registered at the
domain name server /usr/nserve/auth.info/domain/passwd and replaces the
password stored at the local host file /usr/nserve/loc.passwd.
This command can only be used by the superuser.
EXAMPLES
To change the RFS password on a host, enter the following:
rfpasswd
FILES
/usr/nserve/loc.passwd
NOTES
If you change your host password, make sure that hosts that validate your
password are notified of this change. To receive the new password, hosts
must obtain a copy of the domain/passwd file from the domain's primary
name server. If this is not done, attempts to mount remote resources may
fail!
DIAGNOSTICS
An error message will be sent to stderr if:
⊕ The old password entered from this command does not match the existing
password for this machine
⊕ The two new passwords entered from this command do not match
⊕ The new password does not satisfy the security criteria in passwd
⊕ The domain name server does not know about this machine or
⊕ The command is not run with superuser privileges.
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rfpasswd(8) CLIX rfpasswd(8)
An error will also occur if RFS is not running on your host and your
domain's primary name server. A new password cannot be logged if a
secondary is acting as the domain name server.
RELATED INFORMATION
Commands: rfstart(8), rfadmin(8), passwd(1)
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