On 06/03/17 13:23, Anthony via luv-main wrote: > I don't understand how the host command could behave differently to a > program requesting DNS resolution?
Try putting a dot at the end of the domain name, that would be the proper FQDN for it. So..... example.org. instead of example.org If that works, then create an entry in ~/.ssh/config for it to be the way you want it to be named. Host friendly_name Hostname FQDN Port 22 You won't need "Port" if you are using the default port. There are other entries you can add as well to the config file. Cheers A.
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