Announcement Banner
UNSOLVED

khkris

updated

14 years ago

K

khkris

2 Intern

•

178 Posts

0

1330

June 25th, 2012 13:00

Renaming Interface name on celerra

Hi,

I am trying to rename the interface name (for ex: abc1 to abc) as per the client naming conventions. Can any one suggest me what are all the objects I need to consider like renaming IP DNS alias etc.. Some clients mounted NAS shares with IP and some clients mounted shares using alias on workstations. Does the rename impacts client shares?

  • dynamox

    11 Legend

    •

    20419 Posts

    •

    87439 Points

    615

    0

    Posted June 25th, 2012 13:00

    share name is different from interface name, different from ip address that is assigned to interface. What is it exactly that you need to change ?

  • khkris

    2 Intern

    •

    178 Posts

    615

    0

    Posted June 25th, 2012 14:00

    I need to change interface name.

    20.168.10.10   nas12      nas12.test.xxx.com

    I need to change nas12 to nas1 

  • khkris

    2 Intern

    •

    178 Posts

    615

    0

    Posted June 25th, 2012 14:00

    Rainer,

    I need to change DNS resolved name also.  Some clients mounted shares with IP and some mounted using DNS name. If I change the name  nas12.test.xxx.com to nas1.test.xxx.com  Does it effect clients who are using shares? 

    Thank you

  • Rainer_EMC

    6 Operator

    •

    8645 Posts

    615

    0

    Posted June 25th, 2012 14:00

    The name of an interface on the Celerra doesn't matter to clients

  • Rainer_EMC

    6 Operator

    •

    8645 Posts

    615

    0

    Posted June 25th, 2012 14:00

    The name of an interface on the Celerra doesn't matter to clients

  • dynamox

    11 Legend

    •

    20419 Posts

    •

    87439 Points

    615

    0

    Posted June 25th, 2012 16:00

    khkris wrote:

    If I change the name  nas12.test.xxx.com to nas1.test.xxx.com  Does it effect clients who are using shares?

    Thank you

    what do you think ?

  • Rainer_EMC

    6 Operator

    •

    8645 Posts

    615

    0

    Posted June 25th, 2012 17:00

    That is not the interface name

    Whether or not changing the DNS name affects your clients depends on your protocol and how your clients connect and do name resolution

    If you are worried I suggest to create an alias with the old name

    Rainer