>>>>> "Carl" == Carl Greco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Carl> Anyone know how to set the hostname under dhcp?
Carl> send host-name "peregrine.cox-internet.com";
Carl> lease {
Carl> interface "eth0";
Carl> option host-name "peregrine.cox-internet.com";
Carl> }
You can set your hostname the same way as without DHCP: through
/etc/hostname
You shouldn't put a `lease' into the dhclient.conf: that's only used
to help configure the network if the DHCP server is down.
The `send host-name' directive is meant to tell the server the
hostname you'd like to have. I use this to update the DNS information
for my home network.
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