if both are able to talk to each other then it is just a matter of deleting NSR peer information from both server and clients.

Hi Mr.SurajPujari

thanks for your Answer

my problem is that when I change my server to my new subnet they can not talk to each others

I tried  deleting NSR peer information from both server and clients but it didn't work

Your statement is ambiguous. Most likely you changed the IP address and the subnet mask.

So other firewall rules may be valid now.

And do not forget ...

  - you might have used host files. So you must adjust them.

  - the /nsr/res/servers file at the networker client might need an adjustment.

    If so do not forget that you must restart the NW client daemon/service.

  - the remote storage nodes, if this applies to your data zone.

You could also delete/rename your nsrladb directory.

The best method to check the connection would be that you run

  "nsradmin -p nsrexec -s server" from the NW client or

  "nsradmin -p nsrexec -s client" from the NW server.

Thanks bingo I will try what you said and we will see

but my problem is not with IP I have just changes subnetmask of server and clients

so when I remain clients on new subnet and server with old subnet every thing work great

but when I change server subnet also every thing will go wrong

thanks.