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Old 02-19-2004   #11 (permalink)
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hey ho steve

my computers are

aries.linuxmod.co.uk - server
hera.linuxmod.co.uk - laptop
apollo.linuxmod.co.uk - main rig
mercury.linuxmod.co.uk - access point
mars.linuxmod.co.uk - cisco 2590 switch
xena.linuxmod.co.uk - system development box - where i test all me scripts
zeus.linuxmod.co.uk - firewall, although it got cooked the other day due to b0rked psu
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Old 02-19-2004   #12 (permalink)
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Yo Joel!! U not gave me any ideas tho have u! I know what ur computers are called!
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Old 02-19-2004   #13 (permalink)
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Hi sdousley. Why not name them after Yorkshire Dales as you live in Sheffield?

Wensleydale, Swaledale and Teesdale? Etc...
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That's an interesting one! But i'm not actually from Sheffield, I'm from Northampton, just at uni here!
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Currently my box is ns1 (my DNS inside the HAN ("Home Area Network" - I belive I've invented that word, haven't seen it any where) ns1.home.loc and www.home.loc))

But before I made it the DNS and WWW server in my HAN, it was called:
centralplexus and centralnexus (don't remember when I changed or which I had first), if you don't know what the Central Nexus and Central Plexus is, just watch Star Trek Voyager, and see all the Borg episodes (or google. one is like "bringing order to caos","sorting out irrevelent thougts")


sdousley here is a few sugestions:
  • 3of5, 7of9, etc (borg designations)
  • Voyager, Defiant, Deepspace9, DetlaFlyer, etc (Star Trek ship names)
  • Tuvok, Spock, Riker, James, Kathryn, Uhura, Scotty, Kahless (etc guess... )
  • Here is some just brain storm output: Aura, Thorium, Deuterium, echelon, Gort, Terminator, Morpheus, Hypnos, (Pallas)Athena, Oden, Tor (swedish spelling of Thor), Hugin, Mumin, Loke (I think Luke is the enlish name), Vinland (the vikings name of northen America), Grackus, Brackus, Ceasar, Augustus, Bruto, Necronomicon, Newcrombicon, Prio, Largo, Ping, Dom, Junpei, L337_D00d, Phaser, Disruptor, Painstick, Laser, sakura (cherry blossom), katana, bushi (warrior), Fu (wind), Daikatana, , Ichi (1), Ippon, Ka (fire), Neko (cat), Oni (deamon, monster), digitalis, McGuffin, Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, Tjakovski, Tourniquet, Milk, Toast, Egg, Bacon, Poirot, MrsMarple, Dolphin, Nautilus, Whale, Puma, Tiger, Mammoth, Mummie, UncleOwen, George, Avalon, Alice, Lisa, Julia (or Juliette), January, February, Mars, etc
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Okay, if we have to have a fantasy theme here, why not be inspired by the Sandman series of graphic novels published by Vertigo? (And no, I don't work for them)... Destiny, Desire, Morpheus, Death (that could be your Windows machine) Delirium... Even if you don't do this you still get a good read and something interesting to look at.
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Mine are super boring, Workstation and Router. You people have inspired me though, give me a couple of days and I'll have something. I'll have to restart my router, again, but I've already given up trying to get a long uptime on it
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Old 02-29-2004   #18 (permalink)
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hostnames

my hostnames are normally random names like karl, steve or lenny

sometimes ex girlfriends...

I have used the band members of Phish before (trey, jon, mike, paige)

currently my home machine is oprah and my server is steven

my lab follows the [schoolname][roomnumber]-[computernumber] sequence

good times.
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my host name is THE_REAL_WORLD
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Mine are created after a very logical pattern. Simply "pc" + a serial number that describes the order in which I got the PC. Thus, my workstation became pc7, my laptop pc8, my servers are pc2, pc5, pc11 and pc14, and my sisters' computers are pc6 and pc13. If I add nodes that are not PCs, I give them a corresponding name, such as printer1 for my networked printer.
Not very fun mayhap, but it works fine, and I give them functional aliases as well.
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