Not sure if this is a bad idea or not, but my production scalix server runs in a VMware environment. I wanted to have a 'clone' of the server to test deployment of maintenance scripts, backups, etc before implementing on the production box.
I cloned the virtual machine and then changed the IP address/MAC address of the clone and renamed it (it was FC4). I also adjusted internal DNS settings.
I'm looking at the guide for changing server names. I ran the command 'sxmodfqdn' as decribed and then am trying to change these parameters as requested:
• /etc/opt/scalix/webmail/partner.xml (Scalix Web Access)
• /var/opt/scalix/sys/smtpd.cfg
• /etc/mail/sendmail.cf
•The INET_DOMAIN_NAME parameter in the /var/opt/scalix/sys/general.cfg file.
•Any mail address rules (if applicable)
However, I do not see the old domain name in any of the files. I did a search for INET_DOMAIN_NAME both in the forum and in the general.cfg file and it is not present there. What does the lack of this information cause to my production server?
In a possibly related problem, I cannot log into SAC on the cloned box. I never get an error, it just spins its wheels. If I log into webmail on the clone, it pulls fresh email off of the production server.
Thanks,
Jason