03-19-2014 01:47 PM - edited 03-10-2019 09:33 PM
I am migrating from ACS v4.2.1 to v5.3. I want the final v5.3 system to assume the IP address of the original 4.2 machine so I don't have to change any configs on the network devices.
Are there any issues with changing the v5.3 system IP address AFTER the initial setup?
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03-25-2014 10:12 PM
I tried it without a problem. I changed the ip address of the WLC many times.
You have to make sure though that:
1-) You change the switchport accordingly to the appropriate vlan if the new ip belongs to a subnet of a different vlan.
2-) Make sure that all AAA clients configured to use the new IP address of the ACS servers.
Here is the procedure how to change the ip of the interface (as per cisco doc):
http://goo.gl/0BYqVT
I changed also by normal ip address command and it works. but of course the server must be standalone before doing that step (i.e. no secondary ACSs registered to it and it is not registered to other ACSs in a distributoin).
HTH
Amjad
03-25-2014 09:32 AM
Thank you Amjad. I was not able to find that section of the documentation.
03-25-2014 10:12 PM
I tried it without a problem. I changed the ip address of the WLC many times.
You have to make sure though that:
1-) You change the switchport accordingly to the appropriate vlan if the new ip belongs to a subnet of a different vlan.
2-) Make sure that all AAA clients configured to use the new IP address of the ACS servers.
Here is the procedure how to change the ip of the interface (as per cisco doc):
http://goo.gl/0BYqVT
I changed also by normal ip address command and it works. but of course the server must be standalone before doing that step (i.e. no secondary ACSs registered to it and it is not registered to other ACSs in a distributoin).
HTH
Amjad
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