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NETCPASSWD(5)		    BSD Programmer's Manual		 NETCPASSWD(5)

NAME
     netcpasswd - BSD login to NetWare login mappings for IPX/SPX services

DESCRIPTION
     The /etc/ipx/netcpasswd file defines the mapping from BSD users to Net-
     Ware logins for the NetWare client applications on the BSD system (e.g.,
     mount_netc(8),  netculist(8),  etc.).

     If changes are made to the file, the server must be restarted by reboot-
     ing the system before they will take effect.

OPTIONS
     The /etc/ipx/netcpasswd file consists of series of one or more lines of
     the form:

     NW-srv    NW-Login-name  NW-passwd BSD-name  type flags

     The NW-srv entry specifies the remote server name.	 The NW-Login-name and
     NW-passwd fields specify the remote login on the remote NetWare server.
     The BSD-name field specifies the local user or group name for the mapping
     and the flags field may contain the value `default' if this login should
     be used when there is no explicit mapping for the user.

EXAMPLE
     For example, the following file would configure the clients to log into
     the server NETWARE1 as user USER1 unless you were logged in as BSD user
     joe, in which case the NetWare user JOE would be used.  For the server
     NETWARE2 the NetWare login USER2 would be used.

     NETWARE1	     USER1   hispasswd	     root    user    default
     NETWARE1	     JOE     jpasswd	     joe     user
     NETWARE2	     USER2   mypasswd	     root    user    default

NOTE
     /etc/ipx/netcpasswd is a tab delimited file.  All white space must be
     tabs.

SEE ALSO
     netcpass(8),  netcserv(8).

BSDI BSD/OS			 July 31, 1997				     1

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