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09-22-2001
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Hostname
Hello,
I am installing redhat linux 6.2 on an intel based system. Whether i want to know any naming conventions should i follow. ie Any convention to follow to name a linux machine(To give hostname). Simillarly for domain name also. Please suggest in this regard |
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09-22-2001
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By preference you should use lower case only in hostnames.
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