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No hostname for server

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DanSmart_
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No hostname for server

Though there is a hostname listed under Overview, it the box gives a hostname of IVE in the syslogs. Is there some other way to set the hostname? My other cluster works correctly and I see each member with the proper hostname.and it puts the hostname in the logs.

Thanks

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zanyterp_
Respected Contributor

Re: No hostname for server

Yes and yes: if you want a specific name, you need to create a single-node cluster. The hostname setting is only for use with passthrough proxy, meeting, and authorization only URLs; it does not have any relation to the name of the server during syslog or any other activity.

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kenlars_
Super Contributor

Re: No hostname for server

So, you have a device which is a member of a cluster which returns "IVE" as the name in syslog messages? My sense was that for clustered machines, this name came from the cluster settings.

Ken

DanSmart_
Contributor

Re: No hostname for server

No, this box is standalone. Just doesn't give a hostname in syslog.. Just IVE. Also, doesn't give hostname on the top of the status page.

So what you are saying is that this is a feature of clustering? Can we create a single member cluster? Or just don't worry about it.

kenlars_
Super Contributor

Re: No hostname for server

Yes, it looks like this is a feature of clustering. I have standalone machines as well as machines in A/A and A/P clusters. Only the clustered machines report the hostname, and I am pretty sure it is from the cluster parameters. All of the standalone machines report "IVE".

Ken

zanyterp_
Respected Contributor

Re: No hostname for server

Yes and yes: if you want a specific name, you need to create a single-node cluster. The hostname setting is only for use with passthrough proxy, meeting, and authorization only URLs; it does not have any relation to the name of the server during syslog or any other activity.