Database creation: use machine name instead of ip address.

I am creating a new database using the Database Configuration Assistant. After the install, it tells me that the EM can be approached through http://192.168.198.128:1158/em. However, since the ip-address is dynamic, i'd prefer to refer to the machine name instead of the ip address. During the setup I could not see where to change this.
Regards,
Rick

user10064100 wrote:
Thanks for your replies, I will try that. Version info: 10.2.0, on a Windows Server 2k3. The server runs in a virtual machine, which is pretty much the root of the problem: it tends to change ip addresses when restarting it. I will now install the loopback adapter and see what happens.
Edited by: user10064100 on 8-dec-2008 7:48Ah, a server on a virtual machine. Why didn't you say that in your initial posting? I would think that would be much different situation than the usual 'changing ip' configuration of placing a sandbox database on a DHCP desktop or laptop machine...
I don't have any experience with VM's, so I'll leave that to those that do. At the least, I'd expect the loopback adapter to not necessarily be your solution. That's for the assumptions that I clearly stated in my first response. If those assumptions don't match your situation (and it is now clear that they don't) then you need consider that before taking any advice based on those assumptions.

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