Starting Monday, the IP for the Netriplex CentOS mirror will be changing (New hardware). The existing machine and IP will remain up for a few weeks to ensure everything goes smoothly. The DNS entry (centos.mirror.netriplex.com) will stay, and point to the new IP as soon as DNS updates on Monday.
The new IP for the mirror is: 66.219.25.35 and rsyncs will be pulling from 66.219.25.34.
Uplink stays the same at 1gig, as does http/ftp/rsync access, and DVDs (pulled 6x/day from kernel.org)
-- Douglas A. Kuntz | Manager Complex Applications and Systems Netriplex, LLC | W: www.Netriplex.com P: 828-650-8528 | C: 828-280-1395
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Hi
Thanks for the notification. There is no need to inform Master Mirror Maintainer to update IP address of a mirror unless the host name (centos.mirror.netriplex.com in your case) of mirror is enough to identify the correct mirror.
CentOS Mirror Monitoring System List it's host name, not the IP address.
Regards Ahamed Bauani http://www.bauani.org/
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 1:04 AM, Doug Kuntz dkuntz@netriplex.com wrote:
Starting Monday, the IP for the Netriplex CentOS mirror will be changing (New hardware). The existing machine and IP will remain up for a few weeks to ensure everything goes smoothly. The DNS entry (centos.mirror.netriplex.com) will stay, and point to the new IP as soon as DNS updates on Monday.
The new IP for the mirror is: 66.219.25.35 and rsyncs will be pulling from 66.219.25.34.
Uplink stays the same at 1gig, as does http/ftp/rsync access, and DVDs (pulled 6x/day from kernel.org)
-- Douglas A. Kuntz | Manager Complex Applications and Systems Netriplex, LLC | W: www.Netriplex.com P: 828-650-8528 | C: 828-280-1395
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Am 06.10.10 21:04, schrieb Doug Kuntz:
Starting Monday, the IP for the Netriplex CentOS mirror will be changing (New hardware). The existing machine and IP will remain up for a few weeks to ensure everything goes smoothly. The DNS entry (centos.mirror.netriplex.com) will stay, and point to the new IP as soon as DNS updates on Monday.
Then that should failover seamlessly, we only store the hostname at the moment.
Thanks for the notice, though.
Ralph
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