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How do I change domain name from shell?

How do I change domain name from shell?

I know how to change hostname but not domain.

Please help me.

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When you're saying : domain - what exactly you are referencing to ? Is this the line residing in the /etc/resolve.conf file ? Also, what is your OS ?
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domain meaning - host.domain.com

And I am using Free BSD.
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