FQDN: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 17:29, 13 January 2011

The current Full Qualified Domain Name, in short FQDN is setup via the /etc/hosts File.

FQDN entry for static IP address:

File: /etc/hosts

127.0.0.1       localhost
::1             localhost
192.168.0.123   machine1.domain.local        machine1

FQDN entry for dynamic IP address (e.g. via DHCP):

File: /etc/hosts

127.0.0.1       machine1.domain.local        machine1        localhost

If everything is correctly configured a

# hostname --fqdn

should output the full FQDN.

Code: Output

machine1.domain.local

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-Der aktuelle Full Qualified Domain Name, kurz FQDN wird vom System anhand der /etc/hosts Einträge bestimmt.
+The current Full Qualified Domain Name, in short FQDN is setup via the /etc/hosts File.
+FQDN entry for static IP address:
-FQDN Eintrag für statische IP-Adressen:
 {{File|/etc/hosts|
 <pre>
 .0.0.1       localhost
 ::1             localhost
-.168.0.123   rechner1.domain.local        rechner1
+.168.0.123   machine1.domain.local        machine1
 </pre>
 }}
+FQDN entry for dynamic IP address (e.g. via DHCP):
-FQDN Eintrag für dynamische IP-Adressen (per DHCP):
 {{File|/etc/hosts|
 <pre>
-.0.0.1       rechner1.domain.local        rechner1        localhost
+.0.0.1       machine1.domain.local        machine1        localhost
 </pre>
 }}
+If everything is correctly configured a {{Root|hostname --fqdn}} should output the full FQDN.
-Wenn alles richtig konfiguriert ist sollte ein {{Root|hostname --fqdn}} den vollständigen FQDN liefern.
+{{Code|Output|
-{{Code|Ausgabe|
 <pre>
-rechner1.domain.local
+machine1.domain.local
 </pre>
 }}