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[Satoru Matsumoto <helios_reds@xxxxxxx>]

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Yudi Purwanto wrote:

> I have tried your direction yesterday
> but i'm still confusing when filling 'domain name' or 'domain search'
> box. because we donn't use domain. for testing i fill those value with
> 'workgroup'
>
> Untill now, when i try to search those hostname ('linux' or
> 'linux.workgroup') from Windows PC, it can't be found. But when i try
> to ping the IP address from Windows, the Linux was able to reply the
> ping command.

In the UNIX-like system, domain doesn't mean 'Windows domain'. Refer to:
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial29.html
http://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Host_name,_domain_name

To understand 'domain name' and 'domain search', run those commands
below and read the manual pages first:
man hostname (or 'man domainname')
man resolv.conf

> What the synonim for 'ipconfig' in OpenSuse?

'/sbin/ifconfig -a' will show you the information of IP settings. And
there is another much more flexible command like 'ip'. Anyway, run
man ifconfig
man ip

Bests,

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