Mike Jackson wrote:
There are similar issues with changing the IP address. Note that
this is an issue with admin server, not directory server itself (i.e.
changing the port and ip address on directory server works without
problem, but "breaks" admin and such).
I wonder what breaks if you change the hostname which the directory
server is running on?
There are piles of places where the hostname is dynamically recorded
during instance creation, and possibly other areas as well.
Well, again, I don't think it will affect the ds itself, but I'd say the
admin server is a lost cause - much of the structure of the stuff in
netscaperoot is based around the hostname, and I think it's sprinkled
through it in a lot of places, like you say.
Actually, replication would be messed up - you'd have to fix the
replication agreements - it has to have a name, ip, or something to know
where to push changes to.
- Jeff
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