Toolpack Installation:Change hostname: Difference between revisions

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This procedure applies to TMG800, TMG3200, TMG7800 and ProSBC with static IP for management interfaces.
Requires version 2.9 and above
Note: For ProSBC, this will require a license update. Make sure you inform the Support team that this procedure will be done.

CentOS 7 procedure

ssh to the management interface
To view current hostname:

hostnamectl

To update the hostname:

hostnamectl  set-hostname   NewHostName

To update the /etc/hosts file:

vim /etc/hosts

Replace the hostnames in the file

Reboot server:

shutdown -r now

After reboot verify if everything is ok:

hostnamectl
cat /etc/hosts

CentOS 5 procedure

ssh to the management interface
To view current hostname:

hostname

To update the hostname:

hostname NewHostName

Reboot server:

shutdown -r now

Note: DO NOT change the hostname via webportal.

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-== Change hostname  ==
+{{DISPLAYTITLE:Change Hostname}}
+__TOC__
-This procedure applies to TMG800, TMG3200 and TMG7800 with static IP for management interfaces.
+This procedure applies to [[TMG800]], [[TMG3200]], [[TMG7800]] and [[ProSBC]] with static IP for management interfaces. <br>
-Require Version rel2.9 and above
+Requires version 2.9 and above <br>
+'''Note''': For [[ProSBC]], this will require a license update. Make sure you inform the [[Support:Contacting_TelcoBridges_technical_support|Support]] team that this procedure will be done. <br>
-*ssh to the Centos host
+== CentOS 7 procedure ==
-*Do shell command "hostname" to show the current hostname
+*[[Accessing_Device#SSH|ssh]] to the management interface
-<pre>
+*To view current hostname:
-hostname
+  hostnamectl
-</pre>
+*To update the hostname:
-*For Centos 7, the hostname command is
+ hostnamectl  set-hostname   NewHostName
-<pre>
+*To update the /etc/hosts file:
-hostnamectl
+ vim /etc/hosts
-</pre>
+Replace the hostnames in the file
+*Reboot server:
-*Change to the new name:
+ shutdown -r now
-<pre>
+*After reboot verify if everything is ok:
-hostname NewHostName
+ hostnamectl
-</pre>
+ cat /etc/hosts
-For CentOS 7,
-<pre>
-hostnamectl  set-hostname   NewHostName
-</pre>
-*Restart toolpack:
-<pre>tbtoolpack stop
-tbtoolpack start
-</pre>
-For TMG7800 CentOS 7, do reboot host, and after reboot host, if you notice
-/etc/hosts
-is still with old name, perform manual change of NewHostName for this file /etc/hosts, then reboot host again
+== CentOS 5 procedure ==
+*[[Accessing_Device#SSH|ssh]] to the management interface
+*To view current hostname:
+ hostname
+*To update the hostname:
+ hostname NewHostName
+*Reboot server:
+ shutdown -r now
 Note: DO NOT change the hostname via webportal.