Hi Tom, thanks a bunch for the info. I hope you're still doing fine.
I've tried this but das.properties still have the real-hostname of the DAS
box ...no matter which FQDN I use for '--host' when creating the instance.
Im my case DAS box has FQDN 'a' and 'b', GF-node has 'c' and 'd' .... I want
to use a specific network for 'server - intercommunication' ... you know
this old stuff ;-).
I create the 'node' using
asadmin ..... --host 'a' create-node-ssh --nodehost 'd' nodeX
asadmin .......--host 'b' create-instance --node nodeX i1
Best regards,
Bernhard
On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 4:26 PM, Tom Mueller <tom.mueller_at_oracle.com> wrote:
> There isn't any command to change this one the das.properties file has been
> written.
>
> One way to change this is to just edit the das.properties file to have the
> desired FQDN.
>
> If the node has not yet been created, you can choose the value for the DAS
> that is stored in the das.properties file by using that value as the --host
> option when the first instance on the node is created.
>
> So if you have a multihomed host with names "a" (default) and "b" and you
> want the DAS to be referenced by "b" from host "c", do:
>
> asadmin create-node-ssh --nodehost c nodec
> asadmin --host b create-instance --node nodec i1
>
> This will cause "b" to be written to das.properties rather than "a".
>
> Tom
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