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

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242 OES 2 SP3: Planning and Implementation Guide
2c Click Done . A message indicates that the A record has been successfully modified.
3
Execute the following steps to rename and move the Reverse Lookup object:
3a Click iManager > Directory Administration >Rename Object . Search and select the
Reverse Lookup object from eDirectory.
3b In the New Object Name field, specify the name of the Reverse Lookup object with the
new IP address.
For example: If the object name is
135_103_92_100_in-
addr_arpa.OESSystemObjects.nmfrd
, rename it with the new IP address. So if the
new IP address is 100.92.103.136, the new name of the Reverse Lookup object will be
136_103_92_100_in-addr_arpa.OESSystemObjects.nmfrd
.
3c Click iManager > Directory Administration >Modify Object . Search and select the
Reverse Lookup object from eDirectory.
3d
From the Other tab, select the valued attribute named
dnip:zonedomainname
and change
the value to new name of the Reverse Lookup object. Click Save .
4
Restart the DNS server.
5 Change the following:
5a
Update the
/etc/resolve.conf
file if the server was acting as the DNS server for the
domain.
NOTE: If you are performing the IP address change on the Forest Root Domain that is
hosting the DNS server, make sure you update the
/etc/resolve.conf
file for all the
servers referencing this domain controller.
B.6.4 iPrint
1 Using your favorite text editor, open the following configuration file: