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The blog post shows steps on how to change the hostname on CentOS dedicated server. There are two different methods for changing the server hostname on CentOS.
The first method to change the server hostname on CentOS is using the “Hostname command”.
Login to your dedicated server and open the console.
Fire the following command into the console:
hostname my.server.com
Once the above command is fired, it will automatically change the server hostname on CentOS.
The second method to change the server hostname on CentOS is via the “Editing network file”.
To do this, simply fire the below command into the console:
vi /etc/sysconfig/network
Where “vi” is a file editor.
Once you enter the above command you will see something similar as shown below:
NETWORKING=”yes”
GATEWAY=”192.0.2.2″
HOSTNAME=”some.servername.com”
Now, just change the “hostname” there, save, and exit the file using the following command.
:wq
That’s it! You’re done. Following the above steps the server hostname on CentOS dedicated server will be successfully changed.
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