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the file /etc/nscd.conf and search for the line:
positive-time-to-life hosts 3600
Change the value to:
positive-time-to-life hosts 260000
This will remember the name for about three days (~a weekend).
This information is also available form the Bruker Knowledge Base item 5762:
http://www.bruker-biospin.de/shell/bkb/show_bug.cgi?id=5762
10.9 Network diagnostic commands
Here is a list of the most important network diagnostic commands as they can be
entered from the shell:
• arp - displays or modifies the IP to physical address translation tables
• hostname - displays the short name of the current host
• hostname -f - displays the full qualified name of the current host
• host IP - displays the name that is connected with this IP
• ifconfig - displays information about the current TCP/IP configuration
• netstat - displays protocol statistics and current TCP/IP connections
• ping - checks if a destination host is receiving TCP/IP packets
• route - maintains and displays routing tables
• traceroute - displays the route, packets take to a destination host
• mii-tool - list all ethernet cards and show if they work or not
For more details about commands you can enter either:
man <command>
or
<command> --help
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