@ronys From CDSW Function perspective you need to adjust some Configuration as per new IP and the most important thing is forward and reverse DNS lookups MUST work. Apart from that you can follow fe simple steps. Stop CDSW Service in Cloudera Manager (CM). Take a backup of CDSW app dir on each host by running the following command: tar cvzf cdsw.tar.gz /var/lib/cdsw/* Change the IP address of the host(s). Ensure that forward and reverse DNS still works (use dig or nslookup commands). If not, work with netops to fix it before proceeding. Ensure that /etc/hosts is not used for DNS. If yes, use a DNS server before proceeding. On each host, check for multiple name servers in /etc/resolv.conf. If there are multiple, work with netops to ensure that each name server recognizes the new IP address. Update CDSW config in CM with the new IP address of the CDSW master host: Beneath CM > CDSW > Configuration > search for "IP" and set MASTER_IP to correct IP address for CDSW master host Save Changes and run a cluster wide Deploy Client Configuration. Complete a weave reset and run prepare node on each host. /opt/cloudera/parcels/CDSW/cni/bin/weave reset Beneath CM > CDSW > Instances > Select All Instances > Prepare Node On every host, worker, and master CDSW hosts clear all iptable restrictions set up by k8s, docker, etc. iptables-save | awk '/^[*]/ { print $1 } /^:[A-Z]+ [^-]/ { print $1 " ACCEPT" ; } /COMMIT/ { print $0; }' | iptables-restore In CM, start docker daemon on every CDSW host (do not start the other CDSW roles). Run the weave reset on every CDSW host. /opt/cloudera/parcels/CDSW/cni/bin/weave reset In CM, stop all of the docker daemons. In CM, select master role > actions > Prepare Node in CM for every worker node, select worker role > Actions > Prepare Node. Start all CDSW services in CM.
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