You will find AUTHZIP.EXE in the AUTH directory.  This is a
self-extracting archive of two NFS debugging tools, AUTH.EXE and
RPCINFO.EXE. 

RPCINFO
-------
This program queries the host's portmapper for a list of currently
running RPC programs, such as NFSD, PCNFSD, etc.  It uses the file RPC
to be able to print out the names of the various programs, otherwise it
will only print their program number.  RPC must be located in the
directory pointed to by the FTP_ETC environment variable. 

Ex:
Ice A:\AUTH>rpcinfo -p nfshost
   program vers proto   port
    100005    1   udp   1028  mountd
    100005    1   tcp   1024  mountd
    100003    2   udp   2049  nfs
    150001    1   udp   1037  pcnfsd
    100021    1   tcp   1025  nlockmgr
    100021    1   udp   1048  nlockmgr
    100021    3   tcp   1026  nlockmgr
    100024    1   udp   1053  status
    100024    1   tcp   1027  status
    100021    3   udp   1054  nlockmgr
    100020    1   udp   1059  llockmgr
    100020    1   tcp   1028  llockmgr
    100021    2   tcp   1029  nlockmgr

AUTH
----
This program will test a pcnfsd by querying it with a userid and
password and returning a UID/GID pair.  You can then look at the
/etc/passwd file on that machine to verify that this is correct.  This
will test the first part of what IDMNT.EXE does.  You will find both a
DOS executable and source code for compiling AUTH on a variety of
machines. 

Ex:
Ice A:\AUTH>auth
This program queries a pcnfsd on a machine you specify.
This machine can either be local (i.e. where the pcnfsd is
installed) or a machine located across the network.
You are prompted for the hostname, the username, and the 
user's password.

Enter the hostname (e.g. vax.ftp.com) of host to query: nfshost
Enter a user name on host "nfshost": cws
Enter password for user:


Sending RPC request to host nfshost's portmapper:
Send of RPC portmap request packet successful!

Sending RPC pcnfsd request packet to host nfshost
Authorization succeeded!
The pcnfsd on nfshost states that:
User name cws on host nfshost:
User ID number  (uid): 1000
Group ID number (gid): 50

In the AUTH directory you will find the following source code files:

		auth.c		Source code for AUTH formatted for DOS
		pcnfs.h		Header file for AUTH formatted for DOS
		makefile	AUTH makefile formatted for DOS
		u-auth.tar	A tar file of the above files formatted
				for UNIX.

To compile AUTH for DOS, copy the DOS files to the appropriate
directory and enter 'make dos'.

If you wish to make a copy for your UNIX machine, ftp u-auth.tar in
binary mode to your UNIX machine.  Untar it and type make.  You will se
a list of OS types to choose from.  To compile AUTH, enter 'make
OS_type', choosing a type from the list.  If your OS is not on the
list, then choose type UNIX.  You may have to make some modifications
to the source.  

For any other type of operating system, you will probably have to make
modifications to the source code.
