Re: changing IP Address

[Tom Kreimer <tkreimer@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

   Mark, I guess everyone voted with silence that they think this i= s OK.
   I think you will be fine too.

   By default, Domino listens to all IP addresses, so unless you chang= ed
   it, you don't need to edit Notes.ini

   If your two servers are not inside the same DNN you may have to upd= ate
   the connection document(s) for mail routing/replication.

   BTW, on the AS/400 you don't have to delete the IP interfaces, you = can
   just "disable them" and set them not to auto-start. Mak= es it quicker
   if you need to revert back for whatever reason.

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   Tom Kreimer
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   To: Lotus Domino on the iSeries / AS400 <domino400@xxxxxxxxxxx= m>
   From: MWalter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
   Sent by: domino400-bounces+tkreimer=infoalt.com@midrange.= com
   Date: 01/27/2005 10:09AM
   Subject: Re: changing IP Address

   Hello all,

   We have two Domino servers. One is the plane Mail server that our= users
   connect to and one is just the SMTP Server that connects to th= e
   internet.

   We are purchasing a Barracuda Anti Spam appliance. From the docum   entation 
that I've read, you need to point you MX Records to the addres= s
   of the Barracuda, and the Barracuda points to the SMTP server. Inst= ead
   of trying to get in touch with AT&T, which is another conversat= ion, I
   thought of just changing the IP address of our SMTP server. I = guess
   I'd need to Delete the IP Route on our iSeries and recreate it wi= th the
   new IP, then change the IP address in the Notes.ini file. Us= ers do
   not connect to this server, so I don't believe tha= t there are any
   location documents to be altered. Am I
   missing anything?

   Thanks,

   Mark

   Mark D. Walter
   Senior Programmer/Analyst
   CCX, Inc.
   mwalter@xxxxxxxxxx
   http://www.ccxinc.com=