Toolpack Installation:Change hostname
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This procedure applies to TMG800, TMG3200 and TMG7800 with static IP for management interfaces. | This procedure applies to TMG800, TMG3200 and TMG7800 with static IP for management interfaces. | ||
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*ssh to the Centos host | *ssh to the Centos host | ||
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For TMG7800 CentOS 7, do reboot host, and after reboot host, if you notice | For TMG7800 CentOS 7, do reboot host, and after reboot host, if you notice | ||
/etc/hosts | /etc/hosts | ||
| − | is still | + | is still has theh old name, perform a manual change of NewHostName for this file /etc/hosts, followed by a reboot host. |
Note: DO NOT change the hostname via webportal. | Note: DO NOT change the hostname via webportal. | ||
Revision as of 15:19, 10 March 2021
Change hostname
This procedure applies to TMG800, TMG3200 and TMG7800 with static IP for management interfaces. Requires version 2.9 and above
- ssh to the Centos host
- Do shell command "hostname" to show the current hostname
hostname
For Centos 7, the hostname command is
hostnamectl
- Change to the new name:
hostname NewHostName
For CentOS 7,
hostnamectl set-hostname NewHostName
- Restart toolpack:
tbtoolpack stop tbtoolpack start
For TMG7800 CentOS 7, do reboot host, and after reboot host, if you notice /etc/hosts is still has theh old name, perform a manual change of NewHostName for this file /etc/hosts, followed by a reboot host.
Note: DO NOT change the hostname via webportal.
