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Changing Your Virtualization Manager's IP Address

For a variety of reasons, you may need to reassign the IP address of your virtualization manager. Maybe you're moving from a test environment to a production environment or are moving to a different subnet. Whatever the reason, it's easy to change the virtualization manager's IP address. You can do this in just five easy steps:

1. Stop the virtualization manager

2. Change the IP address of the dedicated network in the virtualization manager system via the host operating system

3. Copy VirtualizationManager\etc\dhcpd.conf_default to VirtualizationManager\etc\dhcpd.conf

4. Copy VirtualizationManager\etc\dhcpd.leases_default to VirtualizationManager\etc\dhcpd.leases

5. Re-start the virtualization manager and reboot all of your nodes

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Posted by Tony A. on October 3, 2007 1:08 PM | Permalink | Comments (0)

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