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    <title>How to set FQDN in Linux</title>
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    <description><![CDATA[What is FQDN? FQDN stands for Fully Qualified Domain Name. It&rsquo;s complete domain name for a computer or host on the internet. FQDN is made of two things: hostname and domain name.
Let me give you an example for demonstration.
FQDN for my mail server is myemailserver.abdullah.today.
The hostname is myemailserver. The domain is abdullah.today.
Requirements You will need:
IP Address Hostname FQDN Edit hosts file Edit the /etc/hosts file and append this like this.]]></description>
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