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The current Full Qualified Domain Name, in short FQDN is setup via the /etc/hosts File. | The current Full Qualified Domain Name, in short FQDN is setup via the /etc/hosts File. | ||
== Configuration for a static IP adress == | |||
FQDN entry for static IP address: | FQDN entry for static IP address: | ||
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== Configuration for a dynamic IP adress == | |||
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== Check FQDN configuration == | |||
If everything is correctly configured a {{Root|hostname --fqdn}} should output the full FQDN. | If everything is correctly configured a {{Root|hostname --fqdn}} should output the full FQDN. | ||
Revision as of 13:52, 4 May 2012
The current Full Qualified Domain Name, in short FQDN is setup via the /etc/hosts File.
Configuration for a static IP adress
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
Configuration for a dynamic IP adress
[...]
Check FQDN configuration
If everything is correctly configured a
# hostname --fqdn
should output the full FQDN.
| Code: Output |
machine1.domain.local |