re: How to Change an EBS Server’s IP Address

Adam — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 15:52:02 GMT

This is all fine, but it's not very pretty if you decide to put the security server in another subnet and using your guidelines.

Basically your telling the users to add a static routes to be able reach the security server, which is the gateway for messaging and management.

Hovewer, if you already have to subnets, chances are that you also have routing capabilities between them.

You solution bypasses this might not be optimal.

To do this properly one would after the move of the security server add a route on the messaging and management server to the securityserver, I wouldn't make it persistent, specifying which gateway on the local subnet to use to reach the securityserver. Then you could run the tool on both server changing to the correct gateway ip and then reboot both server to loose the routes, or route delete them.

I think the tool could be wastly improved if you get an option to specify a new gateway for messaging and management when moving the securityserver out of the subnet.

Best Regards

Adam

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