Manual Pages — NETID

The first type is information about which GIDs a UID has:

unix. <uid >@ <yp-domain><uid >: <gid >, <gid>

The second type contains information about hosts:

unix. <hostname >@ <yp-domain>0: <hostname>

The third type refers to records from a netid file other than the two types above.

`/etc/netid`
	for lines not generated automatically by mknetid(8)

unix.10714@kaka 10714:400,10
unix.jodie@kaka 0:jodie

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