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02-07-2022 05:33 AM
Hello,
We need to change our appliances hostname. I search a guide in the extreme portal but i didn't find anything. Our appliances hostnames are nacint01.xxx.domain.com and nacint02.xxx.domain.com. We want to change that nacint01.yyy.domain.com and nacint02.yyy.domain.com. Which file or value do we need to change? Can anyone help us to any guidence etc.
Thanks a lot.
Regard.
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Enes AKYOL
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We need to change our appliances hostname. I search a guide in the extreme portal but i didn't find anything. Our appliances hostnames are nacint01.xxx.domain.com and nacint02.xxx.domain.com. We want to change that nacint01.yyy.domain.com and nacint02.yyy.domain.com. Which file or value do we need to change? Can anyone help us to any guidence etc.
Thanks a lot.
Regard.
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Enes AKYOL
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02-07-2022 02:44 PM
Hi,
you'd need to set it directly via CLI on the NACs.....
- ssh to the NAC
- cd /usr/postinstall
- ./nacconfig
The script allows you to change all the stuff that you've configured during the inital setup i.e hostname.
In case you've custom certificates installed I think you'd also upload new ones as you change the hostname.
-Ron
you'd need to set it directly via CLI on the NACs.....
- ssh to the NAC
- cd /usr/postinstall
- ./nacconfig
The script allows you to change all the stuff that you've configured during the inital setup i.e hostname.
In case you've custom certificates installed I think you'd also upload new ones as you change the hostname.
-Ron
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02-07-2022 02:44 PM
Hi,
you'd need to set it directly via CLI on the NACs.....
- ssh to the NAC
- cd /usr/postinstall
- ./nacconfig
The script allows you to change all the stuff that you've configured during the inital setup i.e hostname.
In case you've custom certificates installed I think you'd also upload new ones as you change the hostname.
-Ron
you'd need to set it directly via CLI on the NACs.....
- ssh to the NAC
- cd /usr/postinstall
- ./nacconfig
The script allows you to change all the stuff that you've configured during the inital setup i.e hostname.
In case you've custom certificates installed I think you'd also upload new ones as you change the hostname.
-Ron
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02-08-2022 01:39 AM
Thank you for your help Ronald.
İts work fine.
Regards.
İts work fine.
Regards.
