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Re: IP Address change on iSeries


No worries. Heck you can even add the new address right now. If you have a 520 you have two Ethernet ports (unless you are using LAN console).

If that is the case cable up the new line add the new address scheme to it and then start changing things over.

Bryan

DebbieKelemen said the following on 4/11/2007 4:02 PM:
Has anyone had experience with changing the IP address of their iSeries?
I'm by no means for this change and I only have a small bit of experience in
the area of IP stuff. BUT because of our PCI audit, it has been decided to
put our iSeries along with two of our other servers into a different
sub-net. This means assigning new IP addresses. This also means finding
every single place that references the IP address instead of the name and
replacing it.


Other than that, no problem - right??


Debbie

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