gmond will keep IP to hostname mapping until you restart IIRC. If you 
are running ganglia 3.2+ my suggestion is to just use override_hostname.

http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/ganglia/wiki/override_hostname

It makes things much cleaner.

Vladimir

On 09/20/2013 03:15 PM, Douglas Wagner wrote:
> Is there a good way for a system name to change in ganglia after data 
> collection has started?
>
> I've got a few systems that started reporting under ip addresses or 
> whose names have changed after they first started reporting data.
>
> Unfortunately, those systems are STILL reporting under then OLD system 
> names / ip Addresses even after a complete system name change (in the 
> gmond.conf file, /etc/hosts, DNS, etc.)
>
> I tried deleting the previous RRD data, but the new data just comes in 
> on top of it.  Where are the names coming from?  It's not nslookup 
> and/or hosts since literally these system names and IP addresses DO 
> NOT EXIST on the network anymore.
>
> I do have "bind_hostname = yes" in the "udp_send_channel" section.


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