I'm with Robin on this one -- this isn't really a Koha question, but I'll throw out the solution that I use for virtual machines on my home network; it would scale up to a larger network without too much fuss... I use dnsmasq as a DHCP/Caching DNS server. Dnsmasq uses a configuration file called 'dnsmasq.conf', which allows you to assign IP addresses dynamically and also set local domain names, so that I can log into http://kohadevbox:8080 rather than http://192.168.11.130:8080. One of the options available in dsnmasq.conf is to assign IP addresses and local domain names based on the hostname of the machine (that's a convenience you wouldn't get from a full DNS server) I also have all of my virtual machines set up with bridged networking, meaning that they will be talking to my router, and therefore get IP addresses assigned by the router. Like I said, not really a koha question, but it's certainly a handy way to work with a bunch of VMs running Koha. --Barton On Thu, Jun 4, 2015 at 7:42 PM, Robin Sheat <robin@catalyst.net.nz> wrote:
Scott Owen schreef op do 04-06-2015 om 11:00 [-0400]:
Any good directions on how to change a Koha servers IP address ??
Koha doesn't care what your IP address is, this is really a Linux question. To give an answer, we'll need to know what distro, and how does it get its IP address? (DHCP or static)
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