\pard\tx960\tx1920\tx2880\tx3840\tx4800\tx5760\tx6720\tx7680\tx8640\tx9600\f2\b0\i0\ulnone\fs28\fc0\cf0 Q: How can I undo a NetInfo clone server? That is, make it a simple client and no longer a NetInfo clone server.\
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A: We'll describe here how to undo a clone server and turn the system into a regular NetInfo client machine. Undoing a clone server requires several steps: first you must let NetInfo know that the clone is not serving the domain anymore, then you must remove the database and finally perform some clean up work.\
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\b Note:
\b0 Replace
\i clone
\i0 with the actual name of your clone server. This NeXTanswer assumes a standard 2 level NetInfo hierarchy with a root (/) domain tagged network. If you have a multi-level NetInfo domain, see the comments at the end of this document.\
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\b\fi-980\li980 1)
\b0 Launch NetInfoManager, open the root domain. In the Domain window, locate the machine
\i clone
\i0 in the machines directory and double-click it. Now remove the ./network value of the serves property in the Directory window for the machine
\i clone
\i0 .\
\fi0\li0 \
\b\fi-980\li980 2)
\b0 Launch the Terminal application. If you are not logged in as root, use the
\b su
\b0 command to gain superuser privileges. Issue the following command to remove the clone database:\