You do not want to use any of DNS, NIS, NIS+ to resolve names. You just want to use /etc/hosts files. Which file should you copy to /etc/nsswitch.conf ?



You do not want to use any of DNS, NIS, NIS+ to resolve names. You just want to use /etc/hosts files..

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/etc/nsswitch.files

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