Yes , I have the /etc/hosts file at server side
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I configured one system as dhcp client , but it is not getting it's host name from the server. What could be the problem. Pl help me out
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Please have a look at the instructions in:
http://www.rite-group.com/
to ckeck your dhcp client setup, also have a look at the answers in:
http:Q_21005856.html
Pay attention to the Sun doc in my post.
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by: neteducationPosted on 2005-07-16 at 04:53:32ID: 14457298
do you have the hostnames you want to assign to the clients in the dhcp-servers /etc/hosts - files ?