On 04/30/2014 11:10 AM, Steve Thompson wrote: > My last test with Network Manager was a couple of years ago. At that time, > a client that was set to boot using DHCP and NM would not set its hostname > when such was provided with the DHCP response. That was a show stopper for > me (none of my 200+ non-wifi clients have any configuration on them that > identifies the machine in any way). Is this still the case? > To the best of my knowledge, DNS is queried for the hostname info if a connection is set to come up at boot, and I believe it's the first connection that comes up that gets the prize. I get a hostname upon boot with my laptops and my desktops, wired and wireless, with CentOS 6.5