Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 08:59:55 -0400
To: Help Desk <help@wcnet.org>, Tech Meeting <techmeet@wcnet.org>
From: Terry Moenich <trlemm@wcnet.org>
Subject: Conversion of the Findlay POP to the new IP address space
Cc: Denise Krupp <dkrupp@wcnet.org>

Morning all,

This afternoon I'll be phasing the Findlay POP over to the new 
addressing structure.  We will be using this POP to see what the full 
implications of the change will be.  The major effects (Big Bro', 
mrtg, RADIUS, exim) should be taken care of.  However, we may be 
missing a few, so please let me know as soon as possible so we can 
plan better for the rest of the POP's.

Findlay is the easiest one since there are no static IP's present, a 
single HiPerARC router and no subsidiary equipment, such as 
addressable switches and the like.  I don't expect any user problems 
or outages on their end.  This should be transparent to them, but, 
well Murphy sez ...

Anyway, here are the new addresses associated with the POP:

Component       Old IP          New IP
tsarc-fi-01 157.134.169.251  64.31.72.251
tsnmc-fi-01 157.134.169.252  64.31.72.252
gw-fi-01    157.134.169.254  64.31.72.254

Also, the component names can be referred to as:

tsarc-fi-1
tsnmc-fi-1
gw-fi-1

Dial-in IP's: 64.31.72.1 - 115

Later.

Terry

P.S. The DNS server address that are fed to the dial-up connections 
will be changed too since no problems have been reported.  The new 
ones are ns1.wcnet.org - 64.31.64.1 and ns2.wcnet.org - 64.31.64.2.
-- 
Terry Moenich, General Manager                Office: (877) 72-wcnet
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