- In
computer networking, a
hostname (archaically
nodename ) is a
label that is ****igned to a
device connected to a
computer network and that is used to...
- name or
identifier used by a rival.
Australian railway telegraphic codes Nodename Short code
Telegraph code
Telex Adams Cable Codex, E.A.Adams & Co, 1894...
- TCP/IP
access on a
static IP
address with a user
chosen 4 to 8
character "
nodename" (later 3–16
character "hostname") in the .demon.co.uk
domain e.g. example...
-
separator in
classic Mac OS.
Doubled after a name on VMS,
indicates the
DECnet nodename (equivalent to a
NetBIOS [Windows networking]
hostname preceded by \\.)...
-
exception of ODS-1) are hierarchical. A
fully specified filename consists of a
nodename, a
username and p****word, a
device name, directory, filename, file type...
- of "choke points". It
would be
possible to use DNS for
nodename resolution (mapping
nodenames to IP addresses) for End2End
Direct messaging, but DNS is...
