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| − | == Changing IP Addresses ==
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| − | Sometimes one has to change the IP Address on an i5. Could be a relocation or whatever. There are several places to remember to check.
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| − | === Recording existing values===
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| − | First, record your existing values. Maybe off to the right, write down the new address(es).
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| − | CFGTCP
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| − | 1. Work with TCP/IP interfaces
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| − | Internet Subnet Line Line
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| − | Address Mask Description Type
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| − | 2. Work with TCP/IP routes. This is the router or gateway this machine will go through to get to the rest of your network. Off to the right record what the new router entries will be.
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| − | Route Subnet Next Preferred
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| − | Destination Mask Hop Interface
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| − | 12. Change TCP/IP domain information. If you are relocating, your network administrator may suggest replacing one or more of these with a more local DNS. Write the new address off to the right.
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| − | Domain name server(s) internet address(es):
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| − | Sometimes one would put the interfaces recorded above into the local host table. Record that:
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| − | 10. Work with TCP/IP host table entries
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| − | Internet Host
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| − | Address Name
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| − | Now you need to check your [[http]] configuration. Point your browser to http://youriSeriesName:2001 When that pops up sign on as someone with [[QSECOFR]] authority. Select Web Administration. Select Manage, All Servers, All HTTP Servers. Any that are bound to particular old IP addresses record those here.
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| − | Check for SMTP bindings. You can either bind to "select all addresses" or bind to a specific address or addresses. Although there are commands like ADDSMTPLE and RMVSMTPLE, I've yet to find any commands like DSPSMTPLE or WRKSMTPLE. Therefore I recommend using [[iNav]]. Network, Servers, TCP/IP, right click on SMTP and select Properties. Check the Bindings tab.
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| − | === [[Domino]] Shop? ===
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| − | WRKDOMSVR
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| − | 13=Edit NOTES.INI by each. Search the notes.ini file for TCPIP_TcpIpAddress. Record the address found there below:
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| − | Domino server IP Address
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| − | Also have your Domino administrator check Server documents for buried IP addresses.
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| − | === Time to change ===
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| − | Now you are done recording. Start the change. Coordinate with your network administrator, of course. They will need to change routers, DNS entries, etc.
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| − | WRKDOMSVR
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| − | 6=End server. Repeat for all present.
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| − | 9=Work server jobs
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| − | Wait until all jobs, indented underneath the top [[subsystem]] name are ended. Repeat for all Domino servers.
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| − | 13=Edit NOTES.INI. Search for TCPIP_Tcp_IpAddress. Replace with new address.
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| − | Do not start them yet.
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| − | http://youriSeriesName:2001. Sign on as someone with [[SECOFR]] authority. Select Web Administration. Select Manage, All Servers, All HTTP Servers. Stop any that need changing. Hopefully you did not bind 2001 to any particular address. Change those that need changing.
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| − | ENDHOSTSVR *ALL
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| − | ENDTCP
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| − | CFGTCP
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| − | See the above information you previously recorded. Many of these you may have to delete and readd as changing will certain fields will not be an option.
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| − | Fix your [[Management Central]] server by CALL QSYS/QYPSCONFIG PARM('QYPS_HOSTNAME' 'aa.xx.yy.zz') where 'aa...' is your new IP address.
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| − | STRTCP
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| − | STRHOSTSVR *ALL
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| − | WRKDOMSVR
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| − | 1=Start
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| − | Test communications from/to this lpar by using the PING command. Your network administrator may block pings. However people don't often do that for internal use - just external users.
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| − | Test Domino from your [[Notes]] client by using File, Database, Open and using the server name(s) that you just started. You can type in the server name or select it from the list. You may have to select "Other" to see this server if you don't often access this particular Domino server.
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| − | Check any other iSeries lpars or servers for host table entries that refer to this server.
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