This page describes how to change a BlueMind server's IP address.

Instructions

• stop BlueMind using the command: 

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  bmctl stop

• Start postgresql :

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  systemctl start postgresql

• Update the server's network configuration with the new IP address
• Edit the file /etc/bm/bm.ini , replacing the address of the "host" parameter and "hz-member-address" parameters with the new IP address

• Update the database information with the following command line:

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  sudo -u postgres -i psql -h localhost -U bj -d bj -W -c "update t_server set ip = '<new_ip>' where ip= '<old_ip>';" sudo -u postgres -i psql -h localhost -U bj -d bj -W -c "update rc_users set mail_host = '<new_ip>' where mail_host= '<old_ip>';" sudo -u postgres -i psql -h localhost -U bj -d bj -W -c "update t_systemconf set configuration = configuration || hstore('host', '<new_ip>' || hstore('hz-member-address', '<new_ip>');" sudo -u postgres -i psql -h localhost -U bj -d bj -W -c "update t_systemconf set configuration = configuration || hstore('host','<new_ip>') || hstore('hz-member-address', '<new_ip>');"

  Where :

  • <old_ip>is the previous IP

  • <new_ip> is the new IP

  If prompted for a password, type "bj"
• Edit the /var/backups/bluemind folder structure, renaming the folder /var/backups/bluemind/dp_spool/rsync/<old_ip> with the new IP address

• Restart BlueMind and the node using the following commands:

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  bmctl start systemctl restart bm-node

• Connect to the administration panel superadministrator admin0
• Go to Security > Manage firewall and click "Save" to force re-generate BlueMind's firewall rules
• Go to System Management > Manage Messaging System, click "Execute" to regenerate the postfix mail routing table
• Go to System Management > System Configuration and replace the old IP address in the field "My networks" by the new address of the address range you want to keep as open relay. Click "Save".