Dec 04, 2004

CentOS7 unable to resolve nslookup for short hostname The problem is in your resolv.conf/DHCP configuration if resolv.conf is not static.. You have got to add to the search directive of resolv.conf the domain eai.com. When you try a DNS name lookup, the resolver libraries, if unsuccessful, try in turns to resolve the name adding the domains in the search directive until they find a resolvable name, or until they exhaust the domain list in the active directory - Domain computer cannot resolve internal This could be caused by a bad entry in the hosts file which is located here:. C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts Make sure you don't have an entry in the hosts file overriding domain.local. nslookup domain.local will check the DNS Server for an address associated with domain.local - however if you have an entry in your hosts for domain.local then ping domain.local … 4.8.4 resolveip — Resolve Host name to IP Address or Vice mysqldumpslow — Summarize Slow Query Log Files. Program Development Utilities. mysql_config — Display Options for Compiling Clients. 4.8.4 resolveip — Resolve Host name to IP Address or Vice Versa. The resolveip utility resolves host names to IP addresses and vice versa. How to use the DnsQuery function to resolve host names and

Re: ipconfig error: unable to query host name - Windows XP

Solved: Need Urgent Help!!! Unable to obtain Query Server The issue has been resolved after entring media server host name on vm.conf ACS_SSI_HOSTNAME = . It was by mistake set as ACS host name. There was no such entry before but as the trouble started someone made an entry on acs hostname but changing it to media server resolved the issue. Thanks everyone for quick reply.

In my case it was the problem, I changed the hostname to man because I wanted to know if there are some parameters you can use on hostname. Instead it changed my hostname to man and I always got the same message like you . sudo: unable to resolve host (none) after changing the hostname back to `localhost everything worked fine again. hostname

In my case it was the problem, I changed the hostname to man because I wanted to know if there are some parameters you can use on hostname. Instead it changed my hostname to man and I always got the same message like you . sudo: unable to resolve host (none) after changing the hostname back to `localhost everything worked fine again. hostname CentOS7 unable to resolve nslookup for short hostname The problem is in your resolv.conf/DHCP configuration if resolv.conf is not static.. You have got to add to the search directive of resolv.conf the domain eai.com. When you try a DNS name lookup, the resolver libraries, if unsuccessful, try in turns to resolve the name adding the domains in the search directive until they find a resolvable name, or until they exhaust the domain list in the active directory - Domain computer cannot resolve internal