Most important - don't forget to bring your card key when you go to the co-lo site!
We're assuming we're simply moving the machine from one IP address to
another, and changing it's name at the same time. We are NOT changing
the domain, only the server name within the domain. As an example,
what I'm doing is moving a machine from a DSL line at my home, to a
high-speed co-lo. Different IP.
I'm choosing to change the name as I already have a name for that
co-lo address established in DNS. The idea is to minimize the
downtime during the move. I have a secondary, newer machine, which
has been configured as a twin of the primary, but with the latest
software, and a different subdomain name. I'll be moving this
secondary to the co-lo, and once it's all happy, then change it
over to being the primary, thus minimal interuption.
dig [your ip in reverse].in-addr.arpa/etc/namedb.hosts file, ensure new IP has A record.named.conf: new IP into
sections allow-transfer,
allow-query/etc/namedbnamed.conf: listen-on needs self IP/etc/rc.conf ifconfig, default_router, hostname/etc/passwd (use vipw) I put my system name into the root entry instead of that stupid "charlie"/etc/resolv.conf (nameserver(s) may need to change)/etc/mail/[system-name].mcconfDOMAIN_NAMEDAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=smtp, Addr=rachis.vintners.net, Name=MTA')DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=smtps, Addr=rachis.vintners.net, Name=TLSMTA')DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=587, Addr=63.226.250.178, Name=MSA, M=bh')/etc/mail/access possibly several/etc/mail/aliases possibly several/etc/mail/local-host-names possibly several/etc/mail/relay-domains possibly severalmake [system-name].mc and copy it into place, then restart.
/usr/local/etc/imapd.conf servername?/usr/local/lib/sasl2/Sendmail.conf servername?servername: must match your secure certificate name for TLS to work.
/usr/local/etc/apache/httpd.conf/usr/local/etc/apache/httpd.conf/Includes/http-vhosts.conf IP addr for vhostsroot/bin/get-dup.pl (only if this is a secondary)shutdown -h now/usr/local/etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf/var/spool/ (imap email store)