Vagrant FQDN Hosts file Not been updated

[Rajiv Jain]

Hi

I am using Vagrant on my MacBook Air. I have Linux installed on the guest machine and have manually set the FQDN of the machine. When I expose this guest machine over the public network on home internet I am unable to ping using the FQDN. However, I can ping through the ip address assigned.

On the Windows machine, I have to manually map the ip address to the FQDN within the C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts file. I then can ping using the FQDN.

How can this be fixed, so that I can ping using the FQDN without adjusting the hosts file?

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

Hello,

You need to do the same that a physical machine, so is not a Vagrant issue.

My understanding is you need mDNS service on linux and with that they
will broadcast names/ip to the network.

Try to enable Avahi daemon on linux and test.

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