Nope! But basically, expect anything that resolves usernames, or host names, to be done in the userspace by NSS.

    Sun engineers Thomas Maslen and Sanjay Dani were the first to design and implement
    the Name Service Switch. They fulfilled Solaris requirements with the nsswitch.conf
    file specification and the implementation choice to load database access modules as
    dynamically loaded libraries, which Sun was also the first to introduce.

    Sun engineers' original design of the configuration file and runtime loading of name
    service back-end libraries has withstood the test of time as operating systems have
    evolved and new name services are introduced. Over the years, programmers ported the
    NSS configuration file with nearly identical implementations to many other operating
    systems including FreeBSD, NetBSD, Linux, HP-UX, IRIX and AIX.[citation needed] More
    than two decades after the NSS was invented, GNU libc implements it almost identically.

It's by design, you see.