Changing Domain Name. Any affect on SQL DB?

Hello,
Our main file server went down, and we are having to set up a new server as the domain controller under a new domain name. If I change the domain name that the SAP server is on to this new domain, will it cause any problems?
All clients will be on the same domain to the same server, and the network name of the SAP server will be unchanged, will this be ok? From what I understand, changing the server name is what messes up SQL really bad, and we are not doing that, so hopefully we will be good.
Thanks for your answers.

Hi IndianaRick,
We have the same scenario but Im still on the process, very clueless on what will happen if the domain name will be changed.
1. Is it true that changing DOMAIN will ONLY affect the license key other than this the system will be OK?
2. Im worried that they might be dependencies on the domain that the system will crashed down. True?
Please guild me on this.
Thank you.
Joel

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Changing domain name

Hello All,
We have oracle Database installed on RED HAT AS 3.1.
Database version is 9.2.0.5.0.
We also have two web servers connected to above database server.
Just before live production, Management asks me to change domain name.
1) My question is âDoes changing domain name effect any thing from Oracle DB perspective"?
2) Do I need to configure any thing from Oracle database?
Regards,
Diana Wales

check global_name view and set it according to new settings
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update globale_name set global_name='NEW_NAME' ;
commit;
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Change domain name BPC 10 for MS

Hi,
We will change domain name so I will need to change that in BPC for all the end users, which should not be a problem but for the service users running BPC, BPCInstall, BPCAdmin and BPCUser I guess it can/will be a problem.
Option 1 - reinstall SAP BPC
I have read a sap note(1451175) where they suggest to reinstall SAP BPC,http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1451175
and also sap note(1692721),http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1692721
If I do that the question is can I restore my environment(s) I have today or do they contain the "old" domain name users or is that only stored in the "appserver".
Option 2 - modify SAP BPC
Not recommended according to above note.
Do anyone have any experience in this or suggestions please let me know.
Brgds
Mattias Ferling

Multiple primary zones work fine within you private DNS services, and would be the usual approach for the local DNS server.
The external (public) DNS services gets another translation and an MX (mail exchange) record that points at your public IP.
If you're renaming the host itself, you'll reset the name through Server Admin, and then verify the change by launching Terminal.app and issuing sudo changeip -checkhostname command. If that doesn't work, you might need to reset the host name via the changeip command; see man changeip for details.
One key piece of all this: your public mail server needs to be an A record, which means your public forward and reverse DNS for your mail server and your MX record and your public static IP address all match.
Your mail server will need to enable the new domain as a virtual host; that'll all it to receive mail for the new domain.

How to change domain name from "LocalHost" to ipaddress in Jdeveloper?

Hi
When i run any application from JDeveloper, the page opening with the URL keeping "*LocalHost*" as a domain name,
eg: http://*localhost*:7101/Testing/faces/index.jsf
How can i change the domain name from "localHost" to my system's ipaddress. So that whenever i execute the page, the page should open with the ipaddress and not with "localhost", like http://*10.34.65.175*:7101/Testing/faces/index.jsf
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Raj

Thank you Timo.
I changed domain name from "localhost" to ipaddress as you said, after that the server stopped working. Unable to run any application.
Then I changed it back to "localhost" and its working fine.
I am doing it for 2 reasons,
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2) Unable to do remote debugging. Hope this could be the reason.
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Raj

Is it possible to change domain name

OS: SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 8
Oracle Version: 10.1.0.2.0
I have Oracle Database installed on SLES 8.
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(Not in live production yet)
If yes where I need to make changes?
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D

for the database, the dns domain is of no interrest. the parameter db_domain could be change dynamically, but it does not have to match the dns domain. In your sqlnet.ora, you can also define NAMES.DEFAULT_DOMAIN and the domain name in tnsnames.ora. But it does not have to match the dns domain.
HTH
Laurent

Pb connecting from client to database after changing domain name

Hi,
I've got 3 databases wthis 3 listeners. all worked well since we change domain name. database server is in DMZ and is reconize witn 2 IP adresses.
I can ping with tnsping but when I run sqlplus user/passwd@ORACLE_SID I've got this message : ERROR:
ORA-12535: TNS : le dÚlai imparti Ó l'opÚration est ÚcoulÚ
on local host this command run well and connect to database.
is there somebody that knows this problem and its solution?
Thank you for your help.
PS: I'm on oracle 9.2.0 and windows200 server and client

I've got this message in listener.log
Démarré avec pid=3028
Ecoute sur : (DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=ipc)(PIPENAME=\\.\pipe\EXTPROC0ipc)))
Ecoute sur : (DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=bam_sgbd.imelios.com)(PORT=1522)))
TIMESTAMP * CONNECT DATA [* PROTOCOL INFO] * EVENT [* SID] * RETURN CODE
19-MAR-2004 14:21:33 * (CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=ADRPRODR)(CID=(PROGRAM=c:\oracle\ora92\bin\sqlplus.exe)(HOST=U0011001)(USER=BerPRE))) * (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=10.2.80.180)(PORT=2032)) * establish * ADRPRODR * 0
19-MAR-2004 14:34:36 * (CONNECT_DATA=(SERVER=DEDICATED)(SERVICE_NAME=ADRPRODR)(CID=(PROGRAM=C:\oracle\ora92\bin\sqlplus.exe)(HOST=BAM_SGBD)(USER=BAM_SGBD))) * (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=192.168.80.223)(PORT=2394)) * establish * ADRPRODR * 0
19-MAR-2004 14:40:53 * (CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=ADRPRODR)(CID=(PROGRAM=c:\oracle\ora92\bin\sqlplus.exe)(HOST=U0011001)(USER=BerPRE))) * (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=10.2.80.180)(PORT=2195)) * establish * ADRPRODR * 0
19-MAR-2004 14:44:18 * (CONNECT_DATA=(SERVER=DEDICATED)(SERVICE_NAME=ADRPRODR)(CID=(PROGRAM=C:\oracle\ora92\bin\sqlplus.exe)(HOST=BAM_SGBD)(USER=BerPre))) * (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=192.168.80.223)(PORT=2809)) * establish * ADRPRODR * 0
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19-MAR-2004 15:11:47 * (CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=ADRPRODR)(CID=(PROGRAM=c:\oracle\ora92\bin\sqlplus.exe)(HOST=U0011001)(USER=BerPRE))) * (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=10.2.80.180)(PORT=2433)) * establish * ADRPRODR * 0
19-MAR-2004 15:55:59 * (CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=ADRPRODR)(CID=(PROGRAM=c:\oracle\ora92\bin\sqlplus.exe)(HOST=U0011001)(USER=BerPRE))) * (ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=IP_ADRESSE)(PORT=2561)) * establish * ADRPRODR * 0
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Changing domain name and host name?????????//

Hai,
how to chane the domain name and hostname for LINUX ES 4.0 server.
is any impact On EBS 11.5.10.2 . if i change??

This is the command that I run at command prompt:
perl D:\oracle\VIS\db\tech_st\10.2.0\appsutil\bin\adgentns.pl appspass=secret \contextfile=conf_VIS.txt -removeserver
It returns:
'perl' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
Did you source the env file first?I apologize, what does this mean? I am running EBS12 on a WINXP environment, but this was the closest forum post I could find related to the topic.
From Article:
https://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/f?p=130:14:1947016216372695354::::p14_database_id,p14_docid,p14_show_header,p14_show_help,p14_black_frame,p14_font:NOT,338003.1,1,1,0,helvetica
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Topology Model using the following syntax :
Locate the System Name :
The System name is the database name
Verify with sql query :
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I changed the computer name, and changed the domain name (primary dns suffix).
I was successful using the Context Editor to edit both the DB and App context files, and ran AutoConfig for both the DB and Application (exists on the same machine).
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Publish iweb site with out changing domain name?

When you go to my website (hmstechnology.com) it changes it to this:
http://hmstechnology.com/hmstechnology/HOME.html
I was uploading via iWeb. Now I am ready to go back to filezilla so that I can just have my domain name remain hmstechnology.com when people visit.
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Greatly appreciated,
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This is not so much an iWeb problem as a limitation of your server. If you switch to a hosting company that allows you to name your root folder the same as your domain name and you upload the files only, you will get the URL without the extra folder name.
Having the page name in the URL box is not really a big deal as nobody has to enter it into the browser. If your site is uploaded to a folder named - iberianpigati - and the domain name is pointed at the index.html file inside this folder, all that has to be entered into the browser is...
iberianpigati.com
.... for anybody to get to your landing page.
As has been pointed out, you could forward your domain name using masking/cloaking but this is a very poor choice from the point of view of SEO and bookmarking. If you are more concerned with the look of your individual page URLs than people actually finding your site then masking would be the way to go.

PORTAL DOESN'T WORK (error:WWC-41439) after CHANGED DOMAIN NAME OF MACHINE.

machine transferred to other location and domain name got changed.I did following
1)changed the old domain to new domain name in jserv.properties file and also in the httpd.conf file.
2)I figured out that intable PORTAL30_SSO.WWSEC_ENABLER_CONFIG_INFO$,the value of column LSNR_TOKEN is= "old doamin "
and LS_LOGIN_URL is =
http://old.domain:7777/pls/portal30_sso/portal30_sso.wwsso_app_admin.ls_login
PLease let me know how I can change old domain values with new doamin in this table.I want to be sure that this change will not affect the old portal application.
PLease try to help resolve the issue ASAP.
Thanks

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by shahid mateen ([email protected]):
machine transferred to other location and domain name got changed.I did following
1)changed the old domain to new domain name in jserv.properties file and also in the httpd.conf file.
2)I figured out that intable PORTAL30_SSO.WWSEC_ENABLER_CONFIG_INFO$,the value of column LSNR_TOKEN is= "old doamin "
and LS_LOGIN_URL is =
http://old.domain:7777/pls/portal30_sso/portal30_sso.wwsso_app_admin.ls_login
PLease let me know how I can change old domain values with new doamin in this table.I want to be sure that this change will not affect the old portal application.
PLease try to help resolve the issue ASAP.
Thanks<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>my concern is I have a portal application which was pointing to old domain and I don't want to lose this application(content area,page,style etc).If I run the ssodatan ,then it will change the content in the table wsec_enabler_config_info$.Please let me know if still it would point to old portal application.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Cisco ISE change Domain Name

Our ISE deployment was setup with our internal domain name of csi.corp, when presenting the guest CWA this is the domain name the is presented to
the guest. We would like for this to be out public domain and a valid certificate. From what I have gathered the web portal https certificate must contain the FQDN of the ISE node, therefore I would need to change the domain name on the server(s). I have found posts that some have changed the domain name after deployment without any adverse results, is this possible? We are currently integrated with our corp AD and able to utilize this the EAP authentications. We have 2 nodes in our deployment, is it possible to change the domain name to our public domain without a rebuild?
Thanks,
Joe

Hmm, unless something has changed I don't believe this would work because:
- Even though the CN doesn't have to be an exact match of the FQDN, I believe that the domain suffix in the CN still must match the domain suffix in the FQDN. So you can have many different values and domains in the SAN fields but the domain in the CN field must match the domain specified in the FQDN. I don't have any certs to test this with now but I am pretty sure that even though the CSR generation would work, the process will fail when trying to import the cert.
- Is ".local.corp" a public domain? It doesn't sound like it but perhaps it is :) However, if it is not, then many public CAs won't issue you a public certificate for a private domain. You can definitely give it a try and see what they say :)
Let me know what you find out!
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Change domain name

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Haha, yes I will get that... I have a couple problem users/Guinea pigs I like to torture for testing!

Hi all,
Way back 15 years ago (before I was here) the company decided to create a windows domain for our company. Instead of thinking it through and doing the right thing they decided to make the domain name companyname-city
lets say our domain name is MyCompany-Seattle.com
I would like to at some point change this over to MyCompany.com I have no problem doing tis over a long period of time and doing a gradual migration but just wondering what the high level steps would be to accomplish this.
I think a straight domain rename is out as we have on premise exchange 2010 (email addresses are [email protected]) but I could add another domain controller for MyCompany.com.
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Change domain name clients and server

Hello,
I want to change the domain name from eg ".vancouver.gov" to ".vancouver.local" on all of our devices in the network. Zcm has been installed with ".vancouver.gov" and the clients also are registered with ".vancouver.gov". When i change the domain name on the workstations and change the corresponding dns entries of the workstations to ".vancouver.gov" i cannot register workstations anymore and wol does not work anymore. Distributing applications to the workstation does work.
Anybody now how to accomplish this change.
We have about 400 workstations and 1 zcm 10.3.3 server.
Thanks.
Ren

I would recommend an SR.
Changing the DNS of Devices should not impact any of that, so long as
the clients can still properly resolve the servers and you are not
destroying the old DNS zone.
This may indicate that the CA/Server CERTs do not have the fullied
qualified DNS name of the server but perhaps just the short name.
Also, I would not recommend attempting to fix any certs right away, but
rather using the "Additional DNS Name" setting on your server, since
changing a Cert could cause lots for work on client PCs.
Later versions of ZCM make changing server certs a little easier but for
10.3.3, I would just use the server setting instead of a change.
But since I suspect you can create an SR as most government accounts
can, it may be simplest to go that route but keep my thoughts avoiding
any cert rebuilds in mind if there is any issue with the names in the
server cert.
On 6/4/2012 11:16 AM, rengelha wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I want to change the domain name from eg ".vancouver.gov" to
> ".vancouver.local" on all of our devices in the network. Zcm has been
> installed with ".vancouver.gov" and the clients also are registered with
> ".vancouver.gov". When i change the domain name on the workstations and
> change the corresponding dns entries of the workstations to
> ".vancouver.gov" i cannot register workstations anymore and wol does not
> work anymore. Distributing applications to the workstation does work.
>
> Anybody now how to accomplish this change.
>
> We have about 400 workstations and 1 zcm 10.3.3 server.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Ren�
>
>
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How to change domain name on Windows 2003 running Exchange 2007

Hi all,
I have a windows 2003 server running Exchange 2007. I am wanting to rename the domain, however when I search the web for the process to perform a rename of the domain I see "The domain rename operation is not supported in Microsoft Exchange Server 2007".
How can a domain name be changed? http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc781575%28v=ws.10%29.aspx
The server runs active directory, dns, dhcp, and Exchange 2007.
This change is being inspired by the change with SSL certs where internal addresses like .local will no longer be supported in the third party certificate registrars. Recently we renewed our cert and did not include the .local URL. Now the internal
systems are getting warnings about the cert. I tried generating an internal self signed cert but it seems only one cert can be valid with exchange 2007 running on windows 2003. Thus the internal cert replaced the external cert and allowed
the internal systems to run without complaining about the cert but the external access was causing warnings. I reversed back to the third party cert. This cert has company.com and mail.company.com and autodiscovery. I believe if I rename
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Do I have this correct? Are there errors with what I have found so far?
Any suggestions about how to solve this issue short of getting a new server? How can I rename the domain?

Hi,
As you mentioned, the domain rename is not supported in Microsoft Exchange Server 2007.
About your question with certificate, we can change URLs to xxx.domain.com. More details about this workaround, please refer to:
https://support.microsoft.com/kb/940726?wa=wsignin1.0
Note: please make sure the same name with certificate.
Additional, Microsoft do not recommended to install Exchange server on a DC. I suggest install Exchange server on a member server. More details to see:
Installing Exchange on a domain controller is not recommended
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms.exch.setupreadiness.warninginstallexchangerolesondomaincontroller(v=exchg.150).aspx
Best regards,
Allen Wang

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At Customer Site I changed the domain name of our 4 ISE server before they were registered to any deployment. I regenerated a self signed certificate and started to register the other nodes to the deployment. This went well for the 2 PSN nodes which have a ip address in a different subnet. I tried to register the presumed secondarry PAN/MnT node and got the following error message "
Node beiing registerd has FQDN 'ISE-PAN-AP02.office.intern' which cannot be resolved. Please check your DNS configuration."
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Can anyone please tell me want possible can be the cause of this?

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•If you plan to register a secondary Administration ISE node for high availability, we recommend that you register the secondary Administration ISE node with the primary first before you register other Cisco ISE nodes. If Cisco ISE nodes are registered in this sequence, you do not have to restart the secondary ISE nodes after you promote the secondary Administration ISE node as your primary.
•If you plan to register multiple Policy Service ISE nodes running Session services and you require mutual failover among those nodes, you must place the Policy Service ISE nodes in a node group. You must create the node group first before you register the nodes because you need to select the node group to be used on the registration page. See "Creating, Editing, and Deleting Node Groups" section for more information.
•Ensure that the Certificate Trust List (CTL) of the primary node is populated with the appropriate Certificate Authority (CA) certificates that can be used to validate the HTTPS certificate of the standalone node (that you are going to register as the secondary node). See the "Creating Certificate Trust Lists in the Primary Cisco ISE Node" section on page 12-24 for more information.
•After registering your secondary node to the primary node, if you change the HTTPS certificate on the registered secondary node, you must obtain appropriate CA certificates that can be used to validate the secondary node's HTTPS certificate and import it to the CTL of the primary node. See "Creating Certificate Trust Lists in the Primary Cisco ISE Node" section on page 12-24 for more information.

Cisco ICM 7.2: change domain name

Hi all,
I have a IPCC system (ICM 7.2) in production with a domain name. Customer want to change the domain name recently. Does anyone have the same issue with me? Can you point me some related document and some risk when I change the domain name in Cisco ICM system? Will the system still work when I do the same.
Regards,
Thanh

Hi Irfan,
I don't want to do this actually but this system now have a Exchange server and Unity 7 and customer have bought a domain name from the provider. It is different from our local domain.
Can you share me about how to change the domain name
1. I just follow the microsoft guide to change the domain name
2. Which component in IPCC system will effect? Are there any down time when I change the domain name?
Thank you,
Thanh

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