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To change the Head node's hostname, the typical CENTOS hostname changing procedure must be followed: | To change the Head node's hostname, the typical CENTOS hostname changing procedure must be followed: | ||
* Edit the /etc/sysconfig/network file and change the HOSTNAME variable to the desired name | * Edit the /etc/sysconfig/network file and change the HOSTNAME variable to the desired name | ||
| − | * Run hostname <new hostname> | + | * Run |
| + | > hostname <new hostname> | ||
* Reboot the head node for all the changes to be visible in the CMGUI | * Reboot the head node for all the changes to be visible in the CMGUI | ||
Everything should work fine by now. The only thing noted is that when a compute node pings the new head node's hostname, the old hostname is visible (although the IP is resolved). If this is a problem, re-install the compute nodes. | Everything should work fine by now. The only thing noted is that when a compute node pings the new head node's hostname, the old hostname is visible (although the IP is resolved). If this is a problem, re-install the compute nodes. | ||
Revision as of 15:26, 16 December 2014
To change the Head node's hostname, the typical CENTOS hostname changing procedure must be followed:
- Edit the /etc/sysconfig/network file and change the HOSTNAME variable to the desired name
- Run
> hostname <new hostname>
- Reboot the head node for all the changes to be visible in the CMGUI
Everything should work fine by now. The only thing noted is that when a compute node pings the new head node's hostname, the old hostname is visible (although the IP is resolved). If this is a problem, re-install the compute nodes.