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HOST.CONF(5)		  FreeBSD File Formats Manual		  HOST.CONF(5)

NAME
     host.conf -- resolver services configuration file

SYNOPSIS
     /etc/host.conf

DESCRIPTION
     The host.conf file holds part of the configuration for the resolver of
     FreeBSD.  It describes what services (eg. DNS or yp(8)) the C library
     resolving routines (like gethostbyname(3)) will use, and their order of
     use, when resolving host names or addresses.

     The format of this file is human readable, and easy to modify with the
     text editor of your choise.  Lines with `#' in the first column are com-
     ments and are ignored.  The rest of the lines may contain any number of
     service names, separated by any number of colons (`:'), semicolons (`;'),
     commas (`,'), or whitespace (tab, space and newline characters).

   Valid Service Names
     Service names that are recognized as valid in host.conf are:

     /etc/hosts   An alias for `hosts'.

     bind	  This service makes the resolver use Internet Domain System
		  (DNS) for resolving hostnames and addresses.	The DNS
		  resolver configuration is described in resolver(5).

     dns	  An alias for `bind'.

     domain	  An alias for `bind'.

     hosts	  When this service name is used in host.conf, name and
		  address lookups are done by using the local hosts database.
		  The local hosts database is described in hosts(5).

     hosttable	  An alias for `hosts'.

     htable	  An alias for `hosts'.

     nis	  When service name is used in host.conf, the resolver uses
		  YP/NIS for making lookups of hostnames and addresses.  The
		  YP/NIS system is described in yp(8).

     yellowpages  An alias for `nis'.

     yp 	  An alias for `nis'.

FILES
     host.conf	The services configuration file resides in /etc.

SEE ALSO
     gethostbyname(3), hosts(5), resolver(5), yp(8)

FreeBSD 4.9		       December 6, 2001 		   FreeBSD 4.9