System Configuration 4-67



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(1)The default host name to be used when no host name is set when DHCP is used

(2)Set the BMC host name. If this option is not configured, the default host name mentioned in 1) will be used.

(3)Set the domain name of the network to which the BMC belongs.

(4)Choose whether or not to register the host name with the DNS server.

TIPS:

It is recommended to set the BMC host name to be easily guessed from the server’s host name on the OS.

For example, you may set the BMC host name as “sapphire_bmc” if the server’s host name on the OS is “sapphire.”



IMPORTANT:

Specify different host names to CPU/IO module #0 and CPU/IO module #1. 



When you click [OK], all of what you have set in the three tabs will be written into the BMC. When you click [Cancel], the editing window closes without saving what you have edited.

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