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- ssh: Could not resolve hostname server: Name or service not known
I'm trying to test my honeypot but for some reason I'm getting this message: ssh root@server 10 0 2 15 ssh: Could not resolve hostname server: Name or service not known What I'm doing wrong?
- ssh - Unable to resolve hostname - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
In practice, the hostname is stored in the file etc hostname on most machines You can change it at runtime with the hostname command; this is done early in the boot process The local idea of the DNS name is stored in etc hosts , on the line corresponding to either the loopback interface ( 127 0 0 1 ) or to one of the machine's network
- ssh: Could not resolve hostname . . . Temporary failure in name . . .
I am getting warnings Could not resolve hostname As far as I understand, this is due to dns search domains somehost local and sh-dev local appended to host while doing dns resolving These are the search domains of my former employer and they are no longer needed
- SSH: Could not resolve hostname user@host: Name or service not known . . .
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- Cant resolve hostname. local on LAN - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
I can ssh using the IP of course, but it's DHCP so it may change from time to time Both machines run Debian 9 12, one is a VM in a Windows host, but still, it DID work ; I haven't fooled around with the config files, just regular updates ping hostname local ping: hostname local: Name or service not known
- SSH host: Could not resolve hostname - Super User
ssh: Could not resolve hostname bdp-prod: Name or service not known I saw couple of similar issues posted here and viewed some blogs related to this setting but couldn’t figure out what is wrong: ssh: Could not resolve hostname hnname: Name or service not known OS-windows, ssh version is 4 1 bdp-prod is alias name for the hostname in
- sudo: unable to resolve host {hostname}: Temporary failure in name . . .
It seems likely that your computer's hostname is not configured correctly There are two files you should check; etc hostname contains just your computer's name, and etc hosts will have a line that maps the IP address 127 0 1 1 to your hostname For example, those files might look like:
- Using IPv6 for SSH connections issues - Ask Ubuntu
I'm having issues understanding how to use the IPv6 protocol to connect to other computers over SSH I tried just using the address provided from ifconfig but it doesn't seem to work, I keep getting an error: ssh: Could not resolve hostname xxxx::xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx xx: Name or service not known
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