This article, I will show you how to change hostname in CentOS 6. Unlike operating systems that use systemd like CentOS 7 or Ubuntu 16, CentOS 6 will not have the hostnamectl command for you to use. So how do we change the hostname in CentOS 6? Change the hostname temporarily In CentOS there is
This tutorial shows you how to change hostname in Debian 9. In essence, Debian 9 works just like Debian 8. So you can apply the article I wrote for Debian 8, like this article. Change hostname in Debian 9 To display the current hostname information, run the following command. hostname Next, to see the hostname
To change hostname in Debian 8, use the hostnamectl command. Debian 8 is among the new OSes, using systemd, based on dbus. This is quite handy when you want to change the hostname of the Ubuntu 16 or CentOS 7 server, etc. The hostnamectl command to change hostname The image below is an example of
How to change the hostname in Ubuntu 16. This article will guide you how to change hostname in Ubuntu server 16. This article can be used for operating systems that are using systemd. Currently, Ubuntu version 16 or later, CentOS version 7 or later, these are the two most popular OS are using systemd. Check
