Update all virtual servers with a new IP address This command updates all virtual servers using the IP address specified with the --old-ip flag, and switches them to using the IP set by --new-ip. It can be useful if your system’s IP address has just changed, for example if it is dynamically assigned or was moved to a new network. For convenience, the flag --default-old-ip can be used instead of --old-ip to select the default address used before the last update. Similarly, the flag --detect-new-ip can be used instead of --new-ip to automatically discover the system’s current default address.
Update all virtual servers with a new IP address#
This command updates all virtual servers using the IP address specified with the --old-ip flag, and switches them to using the IP set by --new-ip. It can be useful if your system’s IP address has just changed, for example if it is dynamically assigned or was moved to a new network.
For convenience, the flag --default-old-ip can be used instead of --old-ip to select the default address used before the last update. Similarly, the flag --detect-new-ip can be used instead of --new-ip to automatically discover the system’s current default address.
Command line help#
virtualmin modify-all-ips [--old-ip address | --default-old-ip]
[--new-ip address | --detect-new-ip]
Source: https://www.virtualmin.com/docs/development/api-programs/modify-all-ips/
