I'm trying to change my server's hostname and not having much luck. My server is also a nameserver- the old hostname works ok, the only reason I'm wanting to change it is to not confuse newbies. Old hostname: server.heftyhosting.com 66.33.80.195 server2.heftyhosting.com 66.33.81.195 I want to change it to: ns.heftyhosting.com 66.33.80.195 ns2.heftyhosting.com 66.33.81.195 Here's what I've tried so far from my lurking on the sourceforge webmin list: ============== first one: ============== "On RedHat, edit /etc/sysconfig/network and change the value there. This will not change it until you reboot" ============== second one: ============== "Maybe you could use find / -exec grep -l ****** {} \; 2>>/dev/null (put your present host name instead of ******) to find the file where your hostname is stored" ============== end webmin examples of possible solutions ============== My dns zone file now says this: $TTL 3600 @ IN SOA ns.heftyhosting.com. postmaster.ns.heftyhosting.com. 2001120602 10800 3600 604800 3333 @ IN A 66.33.80.195 ftp.heftyhosting.com. IN A 66.33.80.195 heftyhosting.com. IN MX 10 mail.heftyhosting.com. heftyhosting.com. IN NS ns.heftyhosting.com. heftyhosting.com. IN NS ns2.ns.heftyhosting.com. heftyintro IN CNAME heftyhosting.com. mail.heftyhosting.com. IN A 66.33.80.195 www.heftyhosting.com. IN A 66.33.80.195 What could I do next? is the ns2.ns.heftyhosting.com incorrect? Shouldn't there be a line for 66.33.81.195=ns2.heftyhosting.com like: @ IN A 66.33.81.195 in order to get ns2 to resolve?? Many thanks David