(Thanks for the answer to my last question, Dale!)

I am using NetWorker to back up different customers machines. If customer
A has a machine called "www.customera.com" (Windows NT/2000) and customer
B has a machine "www.customerb.com", both machines have the hostname
"www". The documentation suggests that one should specify clients as the
FQDN name, but have the hostname only as an alias (and adds both names to
/etc/hosts or similar on the backup server). This is fine when one adds
clients with different hostnames, but if they share the same host name (in
this case, both machines are called "www"), one can't add both, since both
will have the alias www, and thus cause a naming collision.

So how is this resolved? Should one specify "www.customera.com" as the
hostname and leave the DNS domain name field blank in the windows host
name configuration tab on a windows machine? Will this work? Is there a
better solution? If one does the above, will it break something, like AD
or similar?

//Oscar

Ps. Sorry for all the questions, but these
have been bugging me for quite some time now,
and I haven't been able to find a good answer
myself.

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