Novell OPEN ENTERPRISE SERVER - CONVERSION GUIDE 12-2010, Руководство по внедрению

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Changing an OES 2 Server’s IP Address 239
The oldmasterip and the newmasterip can be the same IP address, but they must both be
included in the command.
IMPORTANT: By default, the master eDirectory address is also the LDAP server address for
OES services installed on the server.
All services that are configured with the old master address as their LDAP address are
reconfigured to use the new master address. On the other hand, if you specified a different
LDAP server address for any of the installed services, and if that LDAP server’s address is also
changing, you need to manually reconfigure the services.
To see the IP addresses that your services were originally configured to use, use a text editor to
open the files in
/etc/sysconfig/novell/
.
As the script runs, it changes all of the OES configuration files and does everything else that
can be done automatically to change the IP address for all OES services.
3 Type the Admin password when prompted.
You might need to wait a few minutes for the LDAP server to restart.
4 When the script finishes, restart the server by entering the following command at the terminal
prompt:
shutdown -r now
B.5 Repairing the eDirectory Certificates
1 Start iManager and click through the warnings about a DNS name mismatch.
2
In the Login dialog box, type the Admin username and password, type the newmasterip address
in the
Tree field, then click Login .
3 Click Novell Certificate Server > Repair Default Certificates .
4
In Create Server Certificate > Step 1 of 3 , browse to and select the server object for the server
you are changing.
5
Click OK > Next .
6 In Step 2 of 3 , click Next .
7
Click Finish , then close the dialog box.
B.6 Completing the Server Reconfiguration
Some OES services require reconfiguration steps to be done manually.
Complete the steps in the following sections as they apply to the server you are changing.
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Section B.6.1, “QuickFinder,” on page 240
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Section B.6.2, “DHCP,” on page 240
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Section B.6.3, “DSfW,” on page 240
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Section B.6.4, “iPrint,” on page 242
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Section B.6.5, “NetStorage,” on page 243