1. 
Assume we have three users (moe,larry,curly), each with there own
machine (named the same as each user). The files of each user reside
on their workstation. In addition, there is a fourth machine named
stooges, used as computational engine for large jobs.  On each workstation
the files for a user show up in /home/{moe,larry,curly}, depending on
whose workstation it is (this means on workstation moe we have moe's files
in /home/moe). We would like the server stooges to mimic the file layout
on the workstations.

A. Using the Automounter show the automounter map file and the command
to start the automounter on the server machine. What are the advantages and
disadvantages of using the automounter in this fashion.


B. Using tradional NFS, show the entries in the fstab file and the commands
to mount the files. What are the advantages and disadvantages of doing this.

2.

	This is going to be a fairly quick homework on NIS.  I'm going to 
        have you answer the questions based on what you can see from umbc8.
	So you will need to log in to 8.  

	(remember to look at the commands we showed last week )

	- What is the NIS domain that umbc8 belongs to?  What did 
	  you use to find this out?  

	- List all of the maps and their nicknames for this 
	  domain (check man of ypcat), as well as what kind of info
	  is kept in each map.

	- Which system is umbc8 currently bound to?  What command did you 
	  use to find this out?

	- write down the steps for creating a master server.