You have station2 bound to the Network Information Service (NIS) domain ORACLE.The details of NIS users are given below: [root@station2 ~] getent passwd | grep dsuser…

You have station2 bound to the Network Information Service (NIS) domain ORACLE.The details of NIS users are given below: [root@station2 ~] getent passwd | grep dsuser dsuser1:$1$/QoTzvFO$HkTuycI:502:504::/export/home/dsuser1:/bin/bash dsuser4:$1$GihPZiuQ$F7rsdf.:505:507::/export/home/dsuser4:/bin/bash dsuser7:$1$qJhW.2dW$5jbupTb:508:510::/export/home/dsuser7:/bin/bash dsuser2:$1$dzBGDBsP$B/e5bua:503:505::/export/home/dsuser2:/bin/bash dsuser3:$1$dzBGDBsP$B/e6Ng0:504:506::/export/home/dsuser2:/bin/bash dsuser5:$1$fMdDDu/b$oX3L9P1:506:508::/export/home/dsuser5:/bin/bash dsuser6:$1$IoPZ/Xpb$/iHrAt1:507:509::/export/home/dsuser6:/bin/bash You want to prevent only the nisusers dsuser1 and dsuser2 from logging in to station2. Which configuration file on station2 would you modify to achieve this?