Hi all,
We have to move our IP address range here at mbcomms.net.au (insert long
story here <g>) and are not looking forward to massive reentries of numbers
into Network Control Panels so we have done a bit of looking about. We
discovered that with IIS as a webserver you do not need to enter anything
other than the base IP of the machine into the control panel, IIS itself
will make the rest happen from its own configuration. You learn something
every day :-)
So the question is "Will iMS do the same thing?" If so then all we have to
do is change the IPs in the database, restart the services, maybe a reboot,
and bingo! its all done :-)
Has anyone tried this? or are we about to be the "lets see how hard we can
break it" testers?
--
Yours,
Kym
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