On 04/23/2013 06:47 PM, Brent Clark wrote:
> Question,
>
> Using ESXi to run many virtual servers in my environment. Sometimes
> its necessary to "clone" a server to a new name to have a copy of it.
> If the server is a IPA member, so will be the clone (?) until the
> clones hostname changes.
>
> I have done some looking around and I haven't found a solution to the
> issue that comes up in this situation. I don't want to remove the
> original host entry from IPA, but I do need to "uninstall" the
> configuration from the cloned server before I can add it back to IPA
> under its new hostname.
>
> Is there a way to accomplish this, or do I have to remove the original
> server from IPA, uninstall off the original and clone, then add each
> back into IPA?

I think you can:
1) Create new host entry
2) Clone the system
3) uninstall the client on the cloned server being offline
4) install client on the cloned server being online

Step 1) can be placed anywhere in the sequence before step 4. Other
steps are sequential.
That should preserve the original VM but create a new one properly
configured.

HTH

>
> Thanks for all your help.
>
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