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Changing IP address of Worker Station

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I am using FS9A on Windows 2003 server in a two machine deployment. We need to change the internal IP address of the worker station. Both machines are behind the firewall since the system is only for internal testing.

After changing the address, when we load the php page it only loads the html and then hangs.

We changed the ip address in the following places:

1) On the worker machine (TCP/IP)

2) In the php connection file

3) Under IIS manager the properties for Default web site

4) On the Master machine, admin console, editied deployment and assigned it to new worker IP address. (Green lights on for PHP with new address.)

Is there any place I might have missed. When we change it back to the original ip address it works fine.

Thanks for any help,

Werner

Werner,

Does it hang if you temporarily replace the initial .php page with a PHP info page?

i.e.:)

<?php

phpinfo();

?>

This should display all the info about the installed version of PHP. If it doesn't hang and displays the PHP information correctly without hanging it is likely that there is some code in your initial .php file which is reliant on the old IP address and needs to be changed.

Hope this helps.

Dene

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