ALTER NETWORK ADDRESS
Syntax
ALTER NETWORK ADDRESS name { RENAME TO new-name | SET TO 'ip-addr' [PORT port-number] | { ENABLE | DISABLE } }
Parameters
name
|
Name of an existing network address to change. |
RENAME TO new-name
|
Renames the network address to new-name. This name change has no effect on the network address's membership in load balance groups. |
SET TO 'ip-addr'
|
Changes the IP address assigned to the network address. |
PORT port-number
|
Sets the port number for the network address. You must supply a network address when altering the port number. |
ENABLE | DISABLE
|
Enables or disables the network address. |
Example
Rename the network address from test_addr to alt_node1, then change its IP address to 192.168.1.200 with port number 4000:
=> ALTER NETWORK ADDRESS test_addr RENAME TO alt_node1; ALTER NETWORK ADDRESS => ALTER NETWORK ADDRESS alt_node1 SET TO '192.168.1.200' PORT 4000; ALTER NETWORK ADDRESS
See Also
See Also
- ALTER LOAD BALANCE GROUP
- ALTER NETWORK ADDRESS
- ALTER ROUTING RULE
- Connection Load Balancing Policies
- CREATE LOAD BALANCE GROUP
- CREATE NETWORK ADDRESS
- CREATE ROUTING RULE
- DESCRIBE_LOAD_BALANCE_DECISION
- DROP LOAD BALANCE GROUP
- DROP NETWORK ADDRESS
- DROP ROUTING RULE
- LOAD_BALANCE_GROUPS
- NETWORK_ADDRESSES