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How to re-IP the database server?

The database server (DB2) is on a separate physical box from the RTC web server. Now, we need to provide a different IP to the database server. One place we need to change is the database IP address in the teamserver.properties file, I think. Are there other places where the database server IP addresse is referenced? Do I need to manually modify Advanced Properties page from Jazz/admin web page? Thanks.

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When changing the location of the DB, you should only need to make the
changes to the teamserver.properties values. If you are going to stop
your server while the data is migrated to the new DB then you can modify
the file by hand, or if you have started your server, you can modify the
DB properties using the Admin web UI at
https://localhost:9443/jazz/admin#action=com.ibm.team.repository.admin.configureDatabaseConnection

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Matt Lavin
Jazz Server Team


On Wed, 2008-12-10 at 04:07 +0000, yanli wrote:
The database server (DB2) is on a separate physical box from the RTC
web server. Now, we need to provide a different IP to the database
server. One place we need to change is the database IP address in
the teamserver.properties file, I think. Are there other places where
the database server IP addresse is referenced? Do I need to manually
modify Advanced Properties page from Jazz/admin web page? Thanks.

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Thanks, Matt.

The databases will remain on the same physical server and just need to change the IP address of the server. So, what I can do is shutdown the RTC server, swap the DB server IP and change the IP address inside the teamserver.property file.

By the way, it the alias had been used instead of IP address, we would not have faced this issue :(.

Thanks again.

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I have an issue here. We have set up the DB2 connection with a server alias name. However after changing the IP of the DB it still cannot be found. Is there a way to reset the DB connection without a service restart?

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