Thanks to everyone who answered (too many to name all, and so quickly on a
Sunday evening)!!
Mark Luntzel [mark@neurosis.net] probably said it easiest and simplest
(although there were Several who said it practically identical - he was the
first):
/etc/hosts
has the name -> ip
/etc/hostname."nic" (hme0, hme1, qfe2, etc)
has a name or an IP in it
that should do it.
Thanks again!!!
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Unix System Admin
mezzia e-business
Indianapolis, IN USA
Third Stone From The Sun
http://www.mezzia.com
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