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1.1 root 1: .TH "XNSBFS" 1 "30-Dec-86" "Xerox (WRC)"
2: .\" $Header: xnsbfs.n,v 1.1 87/01/15 16:47:37 ed Exp $
3: .SH NAME
4: xnsbfs - Perform a broadcast for either Clearinghouse or Authentication
5: servers
6: .SH SYNOPSIS
7: xnsbfs [options] xnshostaddress
8: .SH DESCRIPTION
9: .I Xnsbfs
10: performs a broadcast for servers request looking for either a Clearinghouse
11: or Authentication server as determined by the
12: .I -a
13: option. The broadcast is done via the Packet Exchange Protocol as specified
14: in either the
15: .B "Clearinghouse Protocol"
16: or
17: .BR "Authentication Protocol" .
18: The network addresses of all servers responding to the broadcast are written
19: to
20: .I stdout
21: as they are received.
22: .PP
23: If no network address is specified, then the query is broadcast to all
24: directly connected XNS networks. If an address is specified in
25: .IR xnshostaddress ,
26: the broadcast will be directed to that address.
27: .PP
28: The possible options are:
29: .TP
30: .BI -a
31: Causes the broadcast to request Authentication servers rather than
32: Clearinghouse servers.
33: .SH NOTES
34: Currently, only those servers responding within 3 seconds of the broadcast
35: are considered to be available.
36: .SH "SEE ALSO"
37: CH_GetFirstCH(3N), Auth_GetFistAuth(3N)
38: .br
39: Clearinghouse Protocol, \s8XSIS\s0 048404 (April 1984)
40: .br
41: Authentication Protocol, \s8XSIS\s0 098404 (April 1984)
42: .SH AUTHORS
43: JQ Johnson
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