Same situation as the Log Insight 4.8 Change IP Address post, but Log Insight 8 is Photon for the OS and not SLES.
Setup
VMware-vRealize-Log-Insight-8.0.0.0-14870409_OVF10.ova
VCSA 6.7 Build 14368073
Config / Settings / vApp Options
set the vami.ip0.VMware_vCenter_Log_Insight Network 1 IP Address from 192.168.0.241 to 192.168.0.248
The OS does not pick up the new IP address upon boot.
1- Login to the VM console as root since root login via SSH is blocked by default.
cd /etc/systemd/network
ls
vi 10-eth0.network
2- Change the Address= to the new IP. In my case the last 1 to a 8
Insert key. Edit. Escape. :wq! enter
3- You restart networking via the follow command, but I would Reboot the OS since we have to ensure the new IP sticks.
systemctl restart systemd-networkd
4- Validate via the https URL.
- Issue
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Same situation as the Log Insight 4.8 Change IP Address post, but Log Insight 8 is Photon for the OS and not SLES.
Setup
VMware-vRealize-Log-Insight-8.0.0.0-14870409_OVF10.ova
VCSA 6.7 Build 14368073Config / Settings / vApp Options
set the vami.ip0.VMware_vCenter_Log_Insight Network 1 IP Address from 192.168.0.241 to 192.168.0.248
The OS does not pick up the new IP address upon boot. - Fix
-
1- Login to the VM console as root since root login via SSH is blocked by default.
cd /etc/systemd/network
ls
vi 10-eth0.network2- Change the Address= to the new IP. In my case the last 1 to a 8
Insert key. Edit. Escape. :wq! enter3- You restart networking via the follow command, but I would Reboot the OS since we have to ensure the new IP sticks.
systemctl restart systemd-networkd4- Validate via the https URL.
