Dell DR4000 Release Notes page 11

Table 2. Known Configuration Issues and Workarounds for Release 1.x
Issue Description
8402 This issue can occur when an
"replication -- administrator has configured
update" fails replication to use the IP address
if the peer instead of a fully qualified domain
container name (FQDN) for a remote
whose IP is DR4000 system, and the IP address
changed is has been changed because of a
offline. network topology change.
8449 When an administrator configures a
Hostname on DR4000 system with a hostname
the appliance "A", and DHCP assigns it different
is not always hostname, it is not apparent that
the name this change has taken place.
configured at
initialization.
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Workaround/Solution
The administrator needs to
update the configuration
database with the new IP
address. This update can only
take place when the remote
DR4000 system is also active
because this is a synchronous
operation.
Administrators need to ensure
that the configured hostname
and the DHCP-assigned
hostname are the same.
Use the DR4000 system GUI to
check the System Name in the
System Information pane on the
Dashboard page, or use the
DR4000 CLI command:
system --show
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