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03-22-2003
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/etc/hosts
hello dear all ,
i use both sun solaries 7 and linux red hat 6.1 and i added my pc IP address in /etc/hosts . How do i refresh this file in order to make my new ip active ?? without restart . Thanks all
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03-22-2003
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you dont have to restart, as soon as its added to the /etc/hosts file it will be usable.
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04-04-2003
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One more thing.
If these boxes are on different domains. You will most likely need to use a gateway in /etc/hosts and/or a search parameter in a file similar to /etc/resolv.conf as it is on my HPUX systems. If they are on the same domain/IP class then you don't need anything else that I can remember.
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