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

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/etc/opt/novell/iprint/conf/ DN_of_PSM ipsmd.conf
.
where DN_of_PSM is the name of the Print Manager in eDirectory.
2
Change any entries that list the old IP address to the new IP address.
3 Restart the Print Manager by entering the following command at a terminal prompt:
rcnovell-ipsmd restart
IMPORTANT: Users that have accessed printers through the modified Print Manager will lose
access to their printers.
If you have set up iPrint Client Management on the server, you can automate the
reconfiguration process. If not, users must reinstall the printers.
For more information on iPrint Client Management, see “ Using iPrint Client Management ” in
the OES 2 SP3: iPrint for Linux Administration Guide .
B.6.5 NetStorage
1 At a terminal prompt, enter the following commands:
/opt/novell/xtier/bin/xsrvcfg -D
/opt/novell/xtier/bin/xsrvcfg -d newip -c AuthenticationContext
where newip is the new IP address used throughout this section and AuthenticationContext is
the eDirectory context for NetStorage users. NetStorage searches the eDirectory tree down
from this container. If you want NetStorage to search the entire eDirectory tree, specify the
root context.
rcnovell-xregd restart
rcnovell-xsrvd restart
rcapache2 restart
B.7 Modifying a Cluster
If the server is running Novell Cluster Services, complete the instructions in “ Modifying the Cluster
Configuration Information ” in the OES 2 SP3: Novell Cluster Services 1.8.8 Administration Guide
for Linux .
B.8 Checking SLES Services
If you have installed SLES or other non-OES services on your OES server, be sure to check the
configuration files for those services for any remaining instances of the IP address that need
changing.
B.9 Reconfiguring Services on Other Servers
That Point to This Server
If you have services on other servers that point to the old IP address for this server, be sure to
reconfigure those services to point to the new IP address.