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--- zoo:changingserveraddress [2020/08/14]
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+++ zoo:changingserveraddress [2023/12/15] (current)
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-======Changing the IP Address of a Zoo Server======
+======Changing IP Address of LAN Zoo Server======
 > **Products:** //[[zoo:home|Zoo]]//
-> **Summary:** //Discusses the ramifications of changing the IP address of a Zoo server//
+> **Summary:** //Discusses the ramifications of changing the IP address of a LAN Zoo server//
 =====Question=====
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 =====Answer=====
-Neither the Zoo installation nor the licenses it maintains are tied to the server's IP or MAC address. So there is not an issue with changing the IP address of the server hosting the Zoo service as far as the Zoo is concerned.
+Neither the LAN Zoo installation nor the licenses it maintains are tied to the server's IP or MAC address. So there is not an issue with changing the IP address of the server hosting the LAN Zoo service as far as the LAN Zoo is concerned.
-If your Rhino installations find the Zoo server using the server's (DNS) domain name, then the migration should go smoothly. If your Rhino installations find the Zoo using the server's IP address, then each workstation will need to be redirected.
+If your Rhino installations find the LAN Zoo server using the server's (DNS) domain name, then the migration should go smoothly. If your Rhino installations find the LAN Zoo using the server's IP address, then each workstation will need to be redirected.
 =====More information=====
-[[zoo:findzooserverwin|How does Rhino find a Zoo Server?]]
+[[zoo:findzooserverwin|How does Rhino find a LAN Zoo Server?]]
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