Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER - CONVERSION GUIDE 12-2010, Implementation Manual

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B.2.2 iPrint
If your network users connect to their printers through the print manager on this server, you might
want to consider setting up iPrint Client Management (ICM) prior to the change. ICM lets you
centrally configure the iPrint configuration for your users. For more information, see “
Using iPrint
Client Management ” in the OES 2 SP3: iPrint for Linux Administration Guide .
B.2.3 Clustering
If the server is running Novell Cluster Services:
1
Check your plans against the prerequisites for clusters in “ IP Address Requirements ” in the
OES 2 SP3: Novell Cluster Services 1.8.8 Administration Guide for Linux .
2
Follow the instructions in “ Changing the IP Addresses of Cluster Resources ” in the same
guide.
B.3 Changing the Server’s Address
Configuration
1
Log into the server you are reconfiguring as the
root
user.
2 Download and save the
ipchangesp2.sh
script file (http://www.novell.com/documentation/
oes2/scripts/ipchangesp2.sh) to the
root
(
/
) partition of the server you are reconfiguring.
3
Open the YaST Control Center.
4
In Network Devices select Network Card .
5 Confirm that the Old IP address you listed in Section B.2.1, “General,” on page 237 is in fact
the IP address currently configured for the network card. You need this later in the process.
6
Using the various dialog boxes associated with the network card configuration, change the card
configuration to the new IP address settings you listed in
Section B.2.1, “General,” on
page 237 , changing each of the following as necessary:

IP Address

Subnet Mask

Router (Gateway)
7 Close YaST, then continue with Section B.4, “Reconfiguring the OES Services,” on page 238 .
B.4 Reconfiguring the OES Services
1 Open a terminal prompt.
2
At the terminal prompt, change to the root (/) directory, make the script executable, then run the
script by entering the following commands:
cd /
chmod 744 ipchangesp2.sh
./ipchangesp2.sh
oldip newip oldmasterip newmasterip
where oldip is the old IP address, newip is the new IP address, oldmasterip is the IP address of
the eDirectory server specified when the server was installed, and newmasterip is the IP
address of the new eDirectory server identified in Prerequisites above.