Changing IP address..

[Atul Govande <ag...@deltatau.com>]

How do I change IP address automatically in Server.XMl and httpd.conf and
worker.properties file. Case Scenario: I have working Apache Tomcat running
on server Name 10.31.5.xxx. I have changed my network and new server name is
10.31.10.xxx. What is the best way for seamless migration form old
10.31.5.xxx to 10.31.10.xxx address without modifying Server or httpd or
worker properties file? Is  it possible ? if yes how ? 
Any suggestion is appricaiated.Currently I am manually changing all the
files.

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Re: Changing IP address..

[Mark Thomas <ma...@apache.org>]

Atul Govande wrote:
> How do I change IP address automatically in Server.XMl and httpd.conf and
> worker.properties file. Case Scenario: I have working Apache Tomcat running
> on server Name 10.31.5.xxx. I have changed my network and new server name is
> 10.31.10.xxx. What is the best way for seamless migration form old
> 10.31.5.xxx to 10.31.10.xxx address without modifying Server or httpd or
> worker properties file? Is  it possible ? if yes how ? 
> Any suggestion is appricaiated.Currently I am manually changing all the
> files.

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