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need to change ip in named.conf file...will this affect relation to rndc key
I need to change my ip #s in my server becuase I went from one ip account to block of four so they changed my ip number: I run my own dns server: looking at named.conf I see that there is an entry for rndc-key: is there an unforseen "to myself" relation between my ip and this key: if I simply change the ip is this going to break something..: other files I realize I have to change are....
(by the way I am also changing the name of the server)..
rc.conf
host.conf
resolv.conf
..all the separate files under 'master'
(by the way I am also changing the name of the server)..
rc.conf
host.conf
resolv.conf
..all the separate files under 'master'
Unix OSDNS
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thanks..really afriad of screwing up my whole weekend...
IMHO, never make elective changes on the weekend since Murphy's law will inevitably come into effect without regard of whether the change is the underlying cause.
Whenever a change notice is seen and something goes wrong, the instinctive first question is, "Did the change you made cause this?"
Whenever a change notice is seen and something goes wrong, the instinctive first question is, "Did the change you made cause this?"
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