When you first booted the JumpBox you assigned it a unique name on your network. By naming it something like "MyJumpBoxApp" you can more easily refer to it on your network and not worry about the IP address changing if you use DHCP. If you're hosting from a Mac, you can refer to it as "http://MyJumpBoxApp.local" and if hosting from a PC, "http://MyJumpBoxApp." This sequence of instructions will show you how to set a new hostname once you've already completed the initial configuration steps. Note: A hostname can be at most 14 characters long.

1. Click the "Network" icon in the admin control panel.
   
   
2. Choose the "Hostname" tab.
   
   
3. Set the the hostname field to the name as you wish it to appear on your network and click "Save" to commit the change. You're done at this point if you only wanted to change the hostname.
   
   

Public Address

The "Public Address" field is an advanced setting that is not in use by default. This setting can be used to specify a public IP address or fully qualified domain name (FQDN, like www.jumpbox.com). This can be used when a JumpBox is setup on a non-routable IP (ie. 10.0.0.5) and needs to be later exposed as a public-facing application. To set the public address

1. Check the box that says "Manually set Public Address".
2. Enter either an IP or a fully-qualified domain name into the "Public Address Field".
3. Click "Save" to commit the change.