> In the old Cobalt RaQ GUI, if you wanted to change the IP
> address of a virtual site, you simply entered the new IP
> address in the Site Management section, and updated the IP
> addresses under that domain name's DNS settings.
> Save the DNS settings and done.
>
> In the BQ GUI, when I try to change the IP address for a
> virtual site under the Site Management section, and the
> Automatic DNS Configuration box is checked, it gives an error
> saying that there is already DNS information configured for
> that domain name.
>
> If you have a mail server alias set up, the DNS configuration
> has both an MX record for the alias as well as an A record
> pointing to the main domain name's IP address. If you try to
> update the IP address on the A record, the GUI gives you an
> error message telling you there is already a duplicate record
> for that name.
>
> Am I imagining all of this? Or is there some discrepancy in
> the way I am doing it. What is the correct procedure for
> changing the IP address of an existing virtual site and how
> do you update the site's IP address and the DNS records
> without getting all these errors?
>
As far as I remember, there is an option of "Autoconfigure DNS" when you
create site, and in site settings, too.
I believe if you'd disable it, you could manage DNS entries again.
Arthur
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