Fully Qualified Domain Name for Portal Server on Win XP

I'm trying to install the Portal Server (java_es_05Q1_portal-windows-x86) to a Win XP workstation to test my Kosmos portlets (http://labs.jboss.com/projects/kosmos).
I get the following error msg after selecting the features:
System doesn't have Fully Qualified Domain Name.
Setup Fully Qualified Domain Name and then continue installation.
What exactly am I supposed to configure under Win XP? (No /etc/hosts?!)
Thanks.
Aron

Hi!
Probably you could enter the hostname in c:/Windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts
(maybe the directory is called WINNT, I have no XP here)
hth
Chris

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