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How to change computer name

Asked by girionis in Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger)

Tags: Apple, OS-X Tiger, 10.4

Hello, my host's name is (lets say) X, if I go to System Preferences - Sharing - Edit... But when I load iTerm or when I activate Personal Web Sharing I can access the web server from name Y. Also from Network - Servers I can see name Y instead of X.

Does anyone know where OS-X keeps the aliases or how I can change the name Y back to X. It's not somethign that matters a lot but I am jst curious as to why it displays a different name than the one under the System Preferences.
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Zone: Mac OS 10.4 (Tiger)
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