Netware to OES
I don't see an OES dhcp newsgroup, so I'm gonna post this here. Trying to migrate a dhcp server from nw65sp8 to oes2sp3. I'm trying the migration wizard, but have some issues 'locating' some things in my tree. Under the target options tab, I cannot locate: Service Name: Locator Object: Group Object: I have a dhcp locator object in my tree, as I have many other dhcp servers, and can open the java dns/dhcp console. Wondering if it would just be easier to manually create the object to run dhcp on this oes server. If I were to do this, would I just need to create one dhcp service for my entire tree, or do I create one for each separate dhcp server I have? Any suggestions on doing this would be greatly appreciated. -- Stevo
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Stevo
4/5/2012 3:44:22 PM
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In order to migrate you have to have DHCP installed on the target server and you have to create a service. Once you do that the objects should show up and you should be able to migrate. Service objects didn't exist under NW, and the group object and new locator object will be created when you install/configure DHCP on the target. -- joharmon ------------------------------------------------------------------------ joharmon's Profile: http://forums.novell.com/member.php?userid=15424 View this thread: http://forums.novell.com/showthread.php?t=454347
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joharmon
4/5/2012 7:46:01 PM
joharmon sounds like they 'said': > > In order to migrate you have to have DHCP installed on the target > server and you have to create a service. Once you do that the > objects should show up and you should be able to migrate. Service > objects didn't exist under NW, and the group object and new locator > object will be created when you install/configure DHCP on the target. So my response to joharmon's comment is... Ok, that makes sense. What about the services, etc though? Do I only need one & do I need to a new dhcp locator object for my tree for oes? Does the locator object for netware not work for oes? -- Stevo
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Stevo
4/5/2012 8:17:24 PM
Ok, that makes sense. What about the services, etc though? Do I only need one & do I need to a new dhcp locator object for my tree for oes? Does the locator object for netware not work for oes? ------------------------------------ DNS under OES Linux will utilize the same locator as under netware (DNSDHCP); however, DHCP under OES Linux will utilize a new locator object (DHCP_Locator). Not sure why they broke it off on its own, but I think they had to. You will notice the newer DNS/DHCP management consoles combine DNS management under one tab, but DHCP is broken off to two different tabs to manage DHCP, one for NW and one for Linux. Not sure what you are asking regarding services. -- joharmon ------------------------------------------------------------------------ joharmon's Profile: http://forums.novell.com/member.php?userid=15424 View this thread: http://forums.novell.com/showthread.php?t=454347
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joharmon
4/5/2012 8:36:01 PM
joharmon sounds like they 'said': > DNS under OES Linux will utilize the same locator as under netware > (DNSDHCP); however, DHCP under OES Linux will utilize a new locator > object (DHCP_Locator). Not sure why they broke it off on its own, > but I think they had to. You will notice the newer DNS/DHCP > management consoles combine DNS management under one tab, but DHCP is > broken off to two different tabs to manage DHCP, one for NW and one > for Linux. > > Not sure what you are asking regarding services. So my response to joharmon's comment is... Ok, so re-configured dhcp on this server & got the dhcplocator @ the root of my tree. So, when I bring up the dns/dhcp console, under the DHCP (OES Linux) tab, I cannot create anything (subnet, pool, etc) at the root level without creating a service or DHCP server first. I already have a dhcp server created, so I don't need another one setup for this particular server. -- Stevo
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Stevo
4/5/2012 8:39:30 PM
Stevo;2187606 Wrote: > joharmon sounds like they 'said': > > > DNS under OES Linux will utilize the same locator as under netware > > (DNSDHCP); however, DHCP under OES Linux will utilize a new locator > > object (DHCP_Locator). Not sure why they broke it off on its own, > > but I think they had to. You will notice the newer DNS/DHCP > > management consoles combine DNS management under one tab, but DHCP > is > > broken off to two different tabs to manage DHCP, one for NW and one > > for Linux. > > > > Not sure what you are asking regarding services. > > So my response to joharmon's comment is... > > Ok, so re-configured dhcp on this server & got the dhcplocator @ the > root of my tree. > > So, when I bring up the dns/dhcp console, under the DHCP (OES Linux) > tab, I cannot create anything (subnet, pool, etc) at the root level > without creating a service or DHCP server first. I already have a > dhcp > server created, so I don't need another one setup for this particular > server. > > -- > > Stevo You wont see anything until the migration is complete. You have to create a service, and everything else will be created under it. That is a requirement. Once you create a service object you should be able to perform the dhcp migration. After that you should see all of your subnets, pools, etc. Side note: some of the naming conventions between dhcp on nw and oes have changed: IE range = pool now. -- joharmon ------------------------------------------------------------------------ joharmon's Profile: http://forums.novell.com/member.php?userid=15424 View this thread: http://forums.novell.com/showthread.php?t=454347
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joharmon
4/5/2012 9:16:50 PM
joharmon sounds like they 'said': > You wont see anything until the migration is complete. You have to > create a service, and everything else will be created under it. That > is a requirement. Once you create a service object you should be > able to perform the dhcp migration. After that you should see all of > your subnets, pools, etc. > > Side note: some of the naming conventions between dhcp on nw and oes > have changed: IE range = pool now. So my response to joharmon's comment is... Thanks for the info. That seems to have done it, dhcp migrated. Now just doing tweaking to get things working right so I can view leases, get dhcp to update dns, etc. Thanks! -- Stevo
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Stevo
4/5/2012 9:56:22 PM
joharmon sounds like they 'said': > You wont see anything until the migration is complete. You have to > create a service, and everything else will be created under it. That > is a requirement. Once you create a service object you should be > able to perform the dhcp migration. After that you should see all of > your subnets, pools, etc. > > Side note: some of the naming conventions between dhcp on nw and oes > have changed: IE range = pool now. So my response to joharmon's comment is... Ok, so I'm having some issues. I cannot get my clients on this subnet to receive their DNS suffix, so some of their services are not going to work properly. I tried to config my dhcp server like tid 7006450 to view leases, etc, but I cannot add the omapi-key setting to my dhcp server. Suggestions? -- Stevo
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4/5/2012 10:31:41 PM
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