changing ips on the network and websites

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I need to add my new Ips to the dns records for all of my
server. We need to run both ips until we do away with the
old ips. what is the easyest way to make the changes. I
need to do this with out taking down the network.
 
Simply add the new IP addresses on the advanced TCP/IP options page. Run both IPs at the same time until the old IPs go away. Just keep in mind though
that only one default gateway can be used. This means that traffic coming in on one IP will leave out the other IP. This may cause problems for some services
such as VPN. If DNS allows dynamic updates, the DNS host records will be updated automatically. Otherwise, you will need to manually add the second IP
address for each DNS host record. This is done by simply creating a new host record with the same name as the original but with the new IP.

Thank you,
Mike Johnston
Microsoft Network Support

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-----Original Message-----
I have added the new IPS to the servers that need to be
changed. I do nto see any chane in the DNS records for
the server or the Domain names we have 255 domain names
(.com .org .net)that need to have the DNS point to the
new IPS. how do I get the domain names to registrater
more than one IP. I have set the DNS to dynamic but dont
see any of the new IPs in the records.

options page. Run both IPs at the same time until the
old IPs go away. Just keep in mind though
that traffic coming in on one IP will leave out the other
IP. This may cause problems for some services
host records will be updated automatically. Otherwise,
you will need to manually add the second IP
simply creating a new host record with the same name as
the original but with the new IP. and
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