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Changing IP & hostname
I have to do this twice.
First, A) change IP address, subnet & default gateway. then a few days later B) change IP address again (same subnet & gateway) & hostname. (why twice? To get the vlan stuff out of the way in advance) what is the best way to do A? can all be done through sam or is command line better? what if I am not at the console but telnet into the machine? can I do it all with set_parm or do I need to edit netconf directly? is a reboot needed to take effect? and for B) what is the best way to just change IP & hostname. is a reboot needed afterward? can I do from telnet or do I need console? HPUX 11.23 i64 and HPUX B.11.0 Lisa HPUX 11.23 i64 and HPUX B.11.0 |
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