At 09:06 AM 6/28/2001 , you wrote:
flexible setup is to not use Hosts at all. In the Vantage Client Setup
program, there's an option "Use dynamic name resolution." If you don't
check it, it creates or updates the hosts file on the client and makes an
IP entry in the .VTG file. This forces you to run around and update every
client PC.
Selecting dynamic name resolution uses good ol' DNS (and/or WINS?) Then
you can re-number the server as often as you like and only have one place
to update.
-Wayne Cox
>Anynone know what kind of problems i can expect to run into if i change theI've changed IPs a couple times in the last year. Actually the most
>IP Address of the Vantage server?
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>Most likely you'll need to go around to all the workstations and edit the
>HOSTS. file to point to the correct location. Did that once here and no one
flexible setup is to not use Hosts at all. In the Vantage Client Setup
program, there's an option "Use dynamic name resolution." If you don't
check it, it creates or updates the hosts file on the client and makes an
IP entry in the .VTG file. This forces you to run around and update every
client PC.
Selecting dynamic name resolution uses good ol' DNS (and/or WINS?) Then
you can re-number the server as often as you like and only have one place
to update.
-Wayne Cox