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Change Server Name

Remi

Change Server Name
« on: April 24, 2003, 12:25:38 AM »
I didn't find the solution to my question in the forum so I post it.
Let my describe the situation:
During the installation of 5.6, I set a server name: X.
Then I use "workgroup" panel to configure my workgroup: problem X is also my workgroup name, and this setting is refused.
No matter I decide to change the server name to Y.

Here begin the stange things, for example in the "review configuration" panel the line "Mitel Networks SME Server manager" still indicate http://X/server-manager/.

Is it just a cosmetic problem or shall I have some troubles (with smb or ldap for example)?

Thanks for your help
Remi

Lloyd Keen

Re: Change Server Name
« Reply #1 on: April 24, 2003, 04:35:08 PM »
How did you change the name from X to Y. The proper way to do it is to login to the console as admin.

Ray Mitchell

Re: Change Server Name
« Reply #2 on: April 24, 2003, 06:30:47 PM »
Try closing server manager and then reopen it, the screen data will be refreshed then.
I saw your problem happen once before, I think it was when using the text based server manager.
Regards
Ray

Remi

Re: Change Server Name
« Reply #3 on: April 25, 2003, 03:02:56 PM »
Lloyd wrote:
>How did you change the name from X to Y. The proper way to do it is to login to the console as admin.
Ray wrote:
>Try closing server manager and then reopen it, the screen data will be refreshed then.
>I saw your problem happen once before, I think it was when using the text based server manager.

I used the server-manager web interface, and I noticed later that this just change the name used for networking.

So I tried to find some kind of workaround...

Then I looked for the /etc/HOSTNAME file (logged as root on a console) and noticed that it was managed by e-smith templates, that's the reason why I looked for a config file found at /home/e-smith/configuration and change the SystemName line from SystemName = X to SystemName = Y. Then reboot, there may have a softer way and voila! /etc/HOSTNAME is corrected

thanx for your support
Remi