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Changing Internal interface of router

Sgt_B
I've had to change the internal interface of the ASL machine. Now I cannot access the ASL machine via https I cannot even ping the machine. I've also changed the admin host's IP address as well to reflect he change. Is there an easy way to fix this?
Thanks! 


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  • 0 in reply to Andy_01
    I knew it would be hiding somewhere! Thanks for the tip! 
  • 0 in reply to Sgt_B
    Is it possible to change the ip address range that is used for the internal network?  I used to have a range of valid addresses from UUNet which we used on the internal network whilst we had a connection from a new supplier installed (I know I should have connected it to an additional external network). Now that the UUNet connection has gone I would like to change the internal addresses to a private network range like 172.16.2.0.  Can I do this without causing myself a whole load of grief, or wil it be better to install ASL again?

    Thanks