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Setting DHCP hostname with Network Manager

If you’re running Linux on your desktop, you’re probably using Network Manager to handle your network connections. The configuration interface doesn’t let you specify a DHCP hostname, which strikes me as odd. Luckily there’s a solution; add the following to /etc/dhclient-eth0.conf:

send host-name “myneathostname”;
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