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Ray
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 Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 8:03 pm Post subject: Change IP address on DC |
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Hi
I have single SBS 2003 DC server which runs DNS, DHCP, WINS and Exchange
2003.
The ip address of the current SBS DC is similar to 192.168.0.0 and needs to
be changed to 192.168.8.10
I need to change the IP address of the server, but need to know what else
needs to be changed for continued operation.
I know i need to change the dhcp scope and change the IP printers (only a
few workstation and a couple of printers)
Do i need to change any DNS entries, global catalogue etc.
What about exchange and mx records....i believe these are being held on the
isp dns
I know it is for SBS 2003, but the principle for wat i need to do is the
same....
Can you help
Regards Ray |
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Joe
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| Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 8:48 pm Post subject: RE: Change IP address on DC |
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Hi Ray,
From your post, it seems like you know what to do. As for the MX - your ISP
probably isn't using 192.168.x.x since that is internal, it is probably being
translated by a firewall somewhere. You'll want to make sure that that is
configured.
Joe
"Ray" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi
I have single SBS 2003 DC server which runs DNS, DHCP, WINS and Exchange
2003.
The ip address of the current SBS DC is similar to 192.168.0.0 and needs to
be changed to 192.168.8.10
I need to change the IP address of the server, but need to know what else
needs to be changed for continued operation.
I know i need to change the dhcp scope and change the IP printers (only a
few workstation and a couple of printers)
Do i need to change any DNS entries, global catalogue etc.
What about exchange and mx records....i believe these are being held on the
isp dns
I know it is for SBS 2003, but the principle for wat i need to do is the
same....
Can you help
Regards Ray
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Ray
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| Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 10:57 pm Post subject: Re: Change IP address on DC |
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the firewall guys will make that change...they are change the pix, so i
guess that side will be taken care of...
can i simply change the ip address and pref dns for a working dc state
"Joe" <Joe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Hi Ray,
From your post, it seems like you know what to do. As for the MX - your
ISP
probably isn't using 192.168.x.x since that is internal, it is probably
being
translated by a firewall somewhere. You'll want to make sure that that is
configured.
Joe
"Ray" wrote:
Hi
I have single SBS 2003 DC server which runs DNS, DHCP, WINS and Exchange
2003.
The ip address of the current SBS DC is similar to 192.168.0.0 and needs
to
be changed to 192.168.8.10
I need to change the IP address of the server, but need to know what else
needs to be changed for continued operation.
I know i need to change the dhcp scope and change the IP printers (only a
few workstation and a couple of printers)
Do i need to change any DNS entries, global catalogue etc.
What about exchange and mx records....i believe these are being held on
the
isp dns
I know it is for SBS 2003, but the principle for wat i need to do is the
same....
Can you help
Regards Ray
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Jorge Silva
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| Posted: Wed May 17, 2006 10:03 pm Post subject: Re: Change IP address on DC |
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Hi
- Remove the Active DHCP scope, remove all Wins Entries.
- Change the IPAddress.
- Restart the netlogon service.
- install support tools and run netdiag /fix
- Run dcdiag and netdiag - check for errors.
- Reconfigure DHCP.
- If you're using the SBS with ISA server - Check for allowed subnets,
publishing rules/servers.
- Run the SBS wizard for connectivity
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I hop that helps
Good Luck
Jorge Silva
MCSA
Systems Administrator
"Ray" <Ray@test.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Hi
I have single SBS 2003 DC server which runs DNS, DHCP, WINS and Exchange
2003.
The ip address of the current SBS DC is similar to 192.168.0.0 and needs
to be changed to 192.168.8.10
I need to change the IP address of the server, but need to know what else
needs to be changed for continued operation.
I know i need to change the dhcp scope and change the IP printers (only a
few workstation and a couple of printers)
Do i need to change any DNS entries, global catalogue etc.
What about exchange and mx records....i believe these are being held on
the isp dns
I know it is for SBS 2003, but the principle for wat i need to do is the
same....
Can you help
Regards Ray
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