Hi, I have a multiserver environment installed. server01.domain.com -> 100.0.0.1 (Master Web and Mail) server02.domain.com -> 100.0.0.2 (Database and DNS) server03.domain.com -> 100.0.0.3 (Database and DNS) server04.domain.com -> 100.0.0.4 (Mirror of master) I need to add a new IP to the webserver(server01.domain.com) to be used for a website(www.sslwebsite.com) that requires SSL connection. So I go to System>Server IP addresses>Add new IP Address and enter my new IP under server01.domain.com Is that all? Should I add any DNS record as well? Should I make any changes to /etc/network/interfaces and /etc/hosts? If yes should I make the changes only to master or on slaves too? Auto Network Configuration is not enabled and all servers running the latest ISPConfig under Debian Thank you.
Yes. No, you have to add the Ip in the network card settings on that server as well. That's not necessary.
