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Need some help with SCO Unix! In a bad way

rudder

rudder

Lifer
PSInet folded and I have been forced to change all the ip's in the office. They used to be in the 207.234.101.x range but I am changing them to a private range and using NAT. We got rid of the crappy isdn from psi and got a t1.

I did manage to change the IP on our only unix server. However, there are two printers attached to this server and for the life of me I cannot see where to change the IP address. I've checked these three files but the printers are not listed.

/etc/hosts
/etc/bootptab
/etc/printcap

This version is running a GUI, and I don't know squat about it. Can't find it anywher in the printer manager to edit the IP's. They still have the 207.234.101.x scheme and no one can print to them. Help!

Luckily its on a system that is being phased out but it would still be nice to print to in the meantime, thanks!
 
I don't know off hand, but see if grep has a -r option, or rgrep is installed, and type 'grep -r IP *' from /etc or 'rgrep IP *', that should search all files below /etc for the number IP.
 
thanks grep works good, except no recursive function. Still looking for the files with the config info if anyone else has any ideas.
 
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