Task: Recently We have changed the DNS server and after that I should have to update the DNS in vRealize operation manager Appliance .
failed solution: Since the appliance is Suse linux, I have update the DNS host name in resolv.conf file and rebooted. but unfortunately when it's up, the DNS reverted back to the old DNS.
permanent solution: after gone thru google, I found out that there is pre bash scripts available inside the server and I used those scripts to update my DNS.
bash script location: /opt/vmware/share/vami
below shows the bash scripts that are available in appliance.
FYI: the scripts available as well for other changes such as domain, ip address, gateway, hostname
failed solution: Since the appliance is Suse linux, I have update the DNS host name in resolv.conf file and rebooted. but unfortunately when it's up, the DNS reverted back to the old DNS.
permanent solution: after gone thru google, I found out that there is pre bash scripts available inside the server and I used those scripts to update my DNS.
bash script location: /opt/vmware/share/vami
below shows the bash scripts that are available in appliance.
FYI: the scripts available as well for other changes such as domain, ip address, gateway, hostname
Excellent, thank you!
ReplyDeleteLong time looking for this, Thank you!
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ReplyDeleteThis gets a user 95% of the way there. :)
ReplyDeleteTo get to the result you need to run the following script in the mentioned above vami directory
./vami_set_hostname FQDN
updated the info
DeleteOMG, i have been look for two straight days how to do this. THANK YOU.
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