Bret Wortman wrote:
Today, I'm going to wipe my master, install f18 from scratch, then
install the freeipa-server RPMs again and manually load all our hosts,
dns entries, and users from scratch (I'm building scripts to do this for
me using the command line tools). We'll then do the same for each
replica so that our system will basically be starting clean again.
Are there any files that I really ought to back up and restore as part
of this effort, like certificates, that might make it easier for clients
to deal with us after the master comes back on line? Or am I safe to
just nuke the box and start clean?
You'll end up with a new CA so you'll need to re-enroll any client
machines. Browsers will see the most grief as there will be a different
CA with the same subject.
Depending on how you are migrating your users they will all likely need
to reset their passwords, or go through the migration step.
rob
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