The charge of IP shouldn't be a problem since DNS is the method used for communication.
You can't move SCCM to different domain, a rebuilt of new site is required and clients have to be moved to new rebuilt site. Cesar A On Jul 6, 2015 5:48 AM, "Kevin Johnston" <[email protected]> wrote: > Just getting the groups thoughts on 2 things that we are looking at > having to do in regards to our SCCM server (among other servers). > > > > First thing is we need to change the IP address of the SCCM server. > > Does anyone think this should be a problem? Is there anything I should be > considering when doing this? > > > > We need to do this because we are having to change the vlan the server is > on, part of an infrastructure change. > The second more bigger issue is that we currently run a .local domain > (which is going away by Nov 1 2015 due to certs) and they are thinking of > having to rebuild the infrastructure to change the domain name, among other > challenges we have. > > > > I believe I will need to rebuild the SCCM server as well, as part of this > (if that is the decision). They might go with a CA server in the interim to > get through this requirement. > > > > It is obviously a far bigger project, but just thought I would ask and see > what the consensus is. Would I need to rebuild if we have to change the > domain name to servername.whatever.com. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Kevin Johnston > > > >
