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I've got a newly installed RH 7.3 Linux box connected to my Linksys 4 port router. When I access my router's config screens and view the DHCP Clients Table, my Linux machine is there (I can see the MAC / IP address), but the hostname is missing. Where do I define that within Linux?
I'm trying to make my router associate a domain name with my Linux box so I can access it within my LAN by domain name, instead of IP address. (via a web browser, etc.)
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