Once an IPO CC server has been installed and configured I am unable to use the AdjustHostname tool to update the system IP Address (changed due to network change). Other than re-installing, is there a method to update the IP Addresses manually.
IPO CC Server IP Address Change
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IPOCC user interface > GO to Configuration > Chap Server Tap > Select your chap server and edit it > Chap Adapter Tap > Select your chap adapter and edit it > Chap Adapter line Tap > select your adapter line and edit it > Properties Tap > change your IP address and hostname for your server > save settings > restart watchdog service> activate task flow
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Proved!!!!
Originally posted by kruegerb View PostAdjusthostname works for empty database only.
Manual steps for configured Systems:
In 9.0.x
Omniorb Setup and change IP
Statistik Viewer Setup and change IP
Modify ODBC DSN configuration
Modify chap configuration, change IP in IPO
IN 9.1 : only omniorb , chap and IP in IPO
This is the right one Procedure! tested yesterday and worked very welll.
Thanks for the information
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These are the Steps to make an IP address change on IPOCC Server :
- Login with UI go to “Configuration/Chap Server/Chap Adapter/Chap Adapter Line/Properties change the “LocalIPAddress” and the DNSServerIP and PBXIPAddress if this have also changed.
- If the IP address from the IPO also has changed go to Configuration/PBX/PBX Access and change the IP address in the “Host name” field.
- Stop the service “IPOCC watchdog” and wait until all processes are stopped.
- Start Control Panel/Programs and Features and select “IPOCC omniORB” and then press the “Change” button.
- Press the “Modify” button in the OmniORB Setup and enter the new IP address in next window and finish the setup process.
- Start Control Panel/Programs and Features and select “IPOCC Statistic Viewer” and then press the “Change” button.
- Press the “Modify” button in the Statistic Viewer Setup and enter the new IP address in next window and finish the setup process. If you find “localhost” a change is not necessary. (9.1.2)
- Start the “ODBC Data Source Administrator 32bit” and select “System DSN”
- Change in ASE and the TRS-DSN connection the IP addresses. If you found “localhost” a change is not necessary. (9.1.2)
- Update the hosts file located in %SystemRoot%\System32\drivers\etc\hosts
- Extra Step if you're on R10+: Visit the Configuration/PBX/Conf.Access and change the IP address of the PBX (If the PBX IP addressed changed also).
- Start the IPOCC Watchdog again.
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