Joseph Boyer Jr. wrote: > Jasper, > > I would tend to think that the intent of having a host name parameter part of > the NIC configuration is to address the needs of multi-homed machines. At > least that is what I use them for. In my environment most systems have a > public and private interface and I use the hostname associated with each NIC > configuration to properly set up /etc/hosts via configuration RPM. I use the > system name as the "Node name", that is the name you see when you log into > the box or grep HOSTNAME /etc/sysconfig/network. > I'm currently doing this as well, but I think we should aim at configuring the system's hostname from cobbler (and we easily could, with the post_install_network_config snippet). Maybe designating one interface as primary and using the hostname from this interface would be a nicer alternative than letting anaconda just "pick one"?
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