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we are moving our servers to another network. I need to know everywhere the addresses need changed.
I can do it dynamically with route and ifconfig but after testing I ...
- 12-10-2008 #1Linux Newbie
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file changes for IP and routing changes
we are moving our servers to another network. I need to know everywhere the addresses need changed.
I can do it dynamically with route and ifconfig but after testing I will need to make the changes permanent
thanks in advance
mace
- 12-16-2008 #2Linux Newbie
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anyone??
mace
- 12-16-2008 #3Just Joined!
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What about using yast?
Go into Network Devices -> Network Card (assuming it's a NIC you need to update)
- 12-16-2008 #4
if you dont know everyplace that the IP address may be hardcoded, then fgrep each filesystem looking for the old IP address. use the -r flag to recurse all subdirectories. It's brute force and may take a while, but it should work.
- 12-17-2008 #5Linux Newbie
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I could use yast, which is how I defined it originally, but I was hoping to learn a little more about my system. I hate the fact that we have become plug and play with windoz.
thanks
Mace


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