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Changing an OES 2 Server’s IP Address
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Changing an OES 2 Server’s IP
Address
The instructions in this section let you change the IP address assigned to an OES 2 SP2 server and
the services it hosts.
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Section B.1, “Caveats and Disclaimers,” on page 235
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Section B.2, “Prerequisites,” on page 235
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Section B.3, “Changing the Server’s Address Configuration,” on page 236
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Section B.4, “Reconfiguring the OES Services,” on page 236
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Section B.5, “Repairing the eDirectory Certificates,” on page 237
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Section B.6, “Completing the Server Reconfiguration,” on page 237
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Section B.7, “Modifying a Cluster,” on page 241
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Section B.8, “Reconfiguring Services on Other Servers That Point to This Server,” on page 241
B.1 Caveats and Disclaimers
The instructions in this section assume that only the IP address of the server is changing. They do
not cover changing the DNS hostname of the server.
B.2 Prerequisites
Š Section B.2.1, “General,” on page 235
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Section B.2.2, “iPrint,” on page 236
Š Section B.2.3, “Clustering,” on page 236
B.2.1 General
Before starting the process, be sure you know the following:
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Old IP Address: The server’s IP address you are changing.
‰ New IP Address: The IP address the server will use after the change.
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Old Master Server Address: The IP address of the eDirectory
TM
server specified when the
server was installed.
By default this is also the LDAP server address for OES services installed on the server.
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New Master Server Address: The IP address of the eDirectory server that the server should
point to after the change. The old and new addresses might be the same, but you will be
required to enter both.
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Address of the Subnet for the New IP Address: This is a subnet address, not the subnet
mask. For example, 192.168.2.0, not 255.255.255.0.