First of all, reverse the changes you made to the system.
When the system is working again you can change the network configuration depending on what type of Avamar system it is:-
For a Single node system you can use the 'resite' procedure documented in the Avamar system administration guide.
For a multi-node system use the document "Changing the Name and IP Addressing of Avamar Systems Avamar 3.7.1 or Later Technical Note" found on Powerlink in Home > Support > Technical Documentation and Advisories > Software ~ A-B ~ Documentation > Avamar > Technical Notes
As Brad pointed out, be very careful with the steps and keep a track of what steps are over. So in case.....just in case of any issues. you can always revert the changes.
The post-install networking document is intended for tasks like configuring additional VLANs. It is not intended to cover the (relatively simple) re-IP case.
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Posted March 22nd, 2010 04:00
First of all, reverse the changes you made to the system.
When the system is working again you can change the network configuration depending on what type of Avamar system it is:-
For a Single node system you can use the 'resite' procedure documented in the Avamar system administration guide.
For a multi-node system use the document "Changing the Name and IP Addressing of Avamar Systems Avamar 3.7.1 or Later Technical Note" found on Powerlink in Home > Support > Technical Documentation and Advisories > Software ~ A-B ~ Documentation > Avamar > Technical Notes