Applies To
- Zenoss 5.x
Summary
If the IP address of the Zenoss host changes, it is necessary to change the IP address within Control Center.
Procedure
To change the IP Address of a 5.x Zenoss system, perform the following:
- From within the Control Center UI:
- Stop the Zenoss.resmgr application.
- Remove the host from the resource pool.
Note: The IP address of the host becomes invalid in Control Center when it is changed.
- Change the host IP address. For an example, see the RHEL Networking Guide.
Note: The DNS information must also be updated. - From within the Control Center UI:
- Add the host back to the resource pool with the updated IP address.
- Navigate to Control Center > Applications
- Select the Zenoss.resmgr, IP Assignments
- Change each service assignment IP from Automatic to Host IP address - interface...
- Start the Zenoss.resmgr application.
Note that, on more recent versions of Control Center (1.2.0 and later) that support host authentication, it is better to add a host to CC from the command line. The command would look like:
`serviced host add --register :4979`
This command adds and *registers* the host in one step. If you add the host from the CC UI, the host will not be registered/authenticated, and further steps would be needed to authenticate the host.