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89 to work in NIS to LDAP (N2L), rather than traditional NIS, mode
118           components to work in NIS to LDAP (N2L) mode, rather than
208        and if NIS components are desired to run in NIS to LDAP (N2L),
215 HELP - The DN which stores the configuration information in LDAP.
228        supplied, port 389 is assumed. For an LDAP server running
236        from LDAP server. The supported methods are provided in menu.
242 HELP - The transport layer security used for connection to the LDAP
279 HELP - List of directory servers for mapping data to/from LDAP.
284        port 389 is assumed. For an LDAP server running on this
292        from or to LDAP. Assumed to have the appropriate permission
293        to read and modify LDAP data. There is no default value. If
302 HELP - The amount of time in seconds after which an LDAP bind operation
310 HELP - The amount of time in seconds after which an LDAP search operation
318 HELP - The amount of time in seconds after which an LDAP modify operation
326 HELP - The amount of time in seconds after which an LDAP add operation
334 HELP - The amount of time in seconds after which an LDAP delete operation
343        suggests a time limit for the search operation on the LDAP
345        values. See your LDAP server documentation. The default is the
360        the LDAP server. The server may impose its own constraints
361        on possible values. See your LDAP server documentation. The
377        LDAP, one of the following actions can be selected:
405        LDAP data. Default is $DEF_nisLDAPretrieveErrorTimeout seconds.
411 HELP - If an error occurs while trying to store data to the LDAP
427        LDAP repository should be retried. The default is unlimited.
437        LDAP data. Default is $DEF_nisLDAPstoreErrorTimeout seconds.
446 HELP - Whether this domain needs to be served by YP to LDAP transition
448        domain would not be taken care for transitioning to LDAP.
467        can be represented as a single DIT string in the LDAP server.
470        in LDAP, you have two options :
532        "makedbm -s". When converting data from LDAP to YP,
555        when converting data from LDAP to YP.
589 HELP - The TTL (in seconds) for data retrieved from LDAP while the