Cisco Systems OL-11291-01 manual Changing IP Addresses

Chapter 4 Modifying IPM Components

Changing IP Addresses

Then, if the addition of the resources is successful, the output file labsrcfile.txt.out would contain the following information:

acwb-ipm-1600a public private - OK a cwb-ipm-1600b public private - OK a cwb-ipm-1700a public private - OK

If the resources cannot be added for some reason, OK is replaced with an appropriate error message. Possible error messages include:

ERROR: BAD VALUE PASSED

ERROR: COLLECTOR LIMIT EXCEEDED

ERROR: COLLECTOR NOT FOUND

ERROR: DATABASE ERROR

ERROR: DUPLICATE ENTRY

ERROR: DUPLICATE NAME

ERROR: INTERNAL ERROR

ERROR: INVALID COMMAND

ERROR: INVALID ENTRY

ERROR: INVALID IOS VERSION FOR TARGET

ERROR: INVALID PROTOCOL TYPE

ERROR: INVALID RTT TYPE

ERROR: INVALID TARGET FOR THE SELECTED OPERATION

ERROR: LOST CONNECTION TO SNMP SERVER

ERROR: OPERATION NOT FOUND

ERROR: SOURCE NOT FOUND

ERROR: TARGET NOT FOUND

Changing IP Addresses

When you physically move routers, servers, or other devices, you might need to change their IP addresses. You might also need to change IP addresses as your network grows. If you have a DNS server, IPM enables you to change an old IP address to a new IP address throughout the IPM database.

Caution Changing an IP address changes every occurrence of that address in the IPM database, including historical statistics and source and target IP addresses, even if the target is an intermediate hop. Therefore, make sure you want to change every occurrence of the IP address in the IPM database before using this procedure.

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