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googlecloud-gettingstarted [2023_07_13 17:56] – [Getting Started with Google Cloud] Generated password changed to eff_user_password stevengooglecloud-gettingstarted [2024_02_28 01:03] – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ## Change Hostname ## Change Hostname
  
-To update the appliance with the FQDN change to the root user by issuing “sudo bash“ with SSH. As the root user, edit /etc/hostname with nano or vi.+To update the appliance with the FQDN change to the root user by issuing “sudo su -“ with SSH. As the root user, edit /etc/hostname with nano or vi.
  
 Change the google instance name to your FQDN. Change the google instance name to your FQDN.
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-## Start SME Config Server+## Start NAAConfig Server
  
 If you are logged in as root leave root privilege and as the smeconfiguser start the configuration server by typing **smeconfigserver**. You should see a confirmation that the config server is running: If you are logged in as root leave root privilege and as the smeconfiguser start the configuration server by typing **smeconfigserver**. You should see a confirmation that the config server is running:
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 ## Configure Hostname Settings ## Configure Hostname Settings
  
-Here you only need to configure the three domain names. Click "Configuration" and then "SME Server Hostname Settings".+Here you only need to configure the three domain names. Click "Configuration" and then "NAAServer Hostname Settings".
  
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 Elevate to the root user by typing the following command and entering the root password when prompted. Elevate to the root user by typing the following command and entering the root password when prompted.
  
-    sudo bash+    sudo su -
  
 Note: The appliance will be inaccessible during the request which may be up to a minute. Note: The appliance will be inaccessible during the request which may be up to a minute.
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