According to Bradley D. Thornton: While burning my CPU.
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> Before I get started, I wanted to make sure that I cover all of my bases. I'm going
>to change the IP addresses on my two hosts.
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> 204.107.129.1 will become 204.107.129.2
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> and...
> 204.107.129.2 will become 204.107.129.3
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> I don't want to start this off and then reboot only to find out that I forgot to
>modify a couple of overlooked files so, if anyone out there could provide a quick
>list of the files that I will need to modify it would be greatly appreciated.
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> I can take care of my named.boot/.conf and zone files, but I'm looking for things
>like /etc/hosts /etc/sysconfig/networks etc...
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> I'm running RedHat 5.1 and 5.2
Yet another mail without a LINE WRAP. One line is 243 chars long.
Anyway;
/etc/sysconfig/network
change GATEWAY=
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
change IPADDR=
If you have another means of communication between the two hosts, then
ifcfg.eth0 would be your interface_name.
If you add routes manualy in a file, such as rc.local then dont forget to
edit them.
Thats all thats needed.
To make sure there are no other "out of the ordinary" containg commands
which have a relationship to your IP#, then use grep;
cd /etc/sysconfig
grep 204.107.129.1 *
cd network-scripts
grep 204.107.129.1 *
cd /etc/rc.d/rc3.d
grep 204.107.129.1 *
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> Thanks,
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> Bradley.
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Regards Richard.
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