[NTLUG:Discuss] @home on a LINUX system -- computer identity?
william@ticnet.com
william at ticnet.com
Wed Jan 24 12:05:45 CST 2001
I haven't had that problem - they set up my connection on a Windows machine
which they renamed to fit their scheme. I promptly renamed it, and it
didn't change the connection at all.
When I migrated the cable modem over to the linux box, I never did change
its name, and had no problems.
It could be different in my case, because I'm with Charter instead of AT&T.
They also gave me a static IP (I didn't even have to ask for it).
William M. Justice
william at ticnet.com
Michael B. Lee writes:
>
>
> I just noticed something odd about AT&T's @home cable service. Unless it
> finds the Windows computer name they assign you, it won't work. (Network
> Neighborhood --> Identification --> Computer name).
>
> So, if I'm going to run my LINUX box over the cable service, how do I
> replicate that computer name in LINUX? (Where do I configure it?). I'm
> using the Red Hat 7.0 distribution, if that makes any kind of difference.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Michael
>
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