hosts

September 11, 2023•55 words

The file /etc/hosts in WSL is always overwritten by the contents from Windows every time when WSL start. Changes applied to it will be removed.

If using with SSH, a short hostname can be created in ~/.ssh/config file.
For example, use server1 instead of server1.mycompany.com:

Add to ~/.ssh/config file:

Host server1
    HostName server1.mycompany.com

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