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Yes you can do it, just make sure you have this in bp.conf:-
FORCE_RESTORE_MEDIA_SERVER =3D from_host to_host
where from_host is the original name and to_host is the new name.
Worked for me anyway :)
Nic
>>> "Steven L. Sesar" <ssesar AT rcn DOT com> 17/09/02 00:19:33 >>>
On Monday 16 September 2002 15:10, Brian_Drager AT vanguard DOT com wrote:
> We have NB 3.4.1 running on Solaris 2.8. It's a master/media server. How
> difficult is it to change the name of the server? What configuration
> changes have to be made on the NT clients & UNIX clients for data backup?
>
> Thanks
Don't do it!!!! Not if you intend on being able to restore images backed up=
using the old hostname. Although, yes, you would have to reconfigure each=
client to point to your new master server, but that's the least of it. The=
real problem is that the hostname of the master server is deeply embedded =
in=20
your database catalogs.=20
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<DIV>Worked for me anyway :)</DIV>
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