[NTLUG:Discuss] Host ID

[Fred James]

Well, actually I'm not sure what good that is since I get exactly that 
same number on each of two Linux machines here (i.e., between us so far 
we have three machines with the same hostid number).  But, maybe someone 
else has a better idea.


Richard Geoffrion wrote:

> Slackware 8.0 also supports hostid.  So now what do I do with '7f0100'??
> 
> -R
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>>  also redhat 6.2
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>>On Mon, 17 Jun 2002, Fred James wrote:
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>>>'hostid' is implemented in RedHat 7.1 as well - never thought to look at
>>>my earlier versions, so I cannot tell about that.  I have seen something
>>>similar on SGI (sysinfo).
>>>
>>>My mind too, jump straight to 'hostname', and 'ifconfig' - stuff like
>>>
> that.
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