Changing the host name of the server - impact on old Urls

All,
We are in the process of moving data centre and as part of this the host names of the BW servers will be changed and pointing to the new IP address, how and what configuration at BW server level to make sure all web reports points to the new host name when the url is generated.
Thanks

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foilpan wrote:
first, what are these servers doing? are they all web servers, OD masters, simple file servers? depending on their roles, changing their names can be more or less of a problem.
The first server we set (the name server) does incoming mail, is the DNS server for local net and such. Then there is the outgoing mail server (one of 7) a web server (another of 7) and then the rest are mostly file servers for our setup.
second, work out that political stuff before making any changes. if everything's working fine as is, make a strong case for leaving things alone. if possible, estimate support costs for changing everything and troubleshooting, then see if management can justify it.
Sort of my feeling. We thought we had it all worked out but then they decided to abandon the old web site (managed by someone else but associated with the old mail/network somewhat) and have a new Web design company do it and this company complained about us having chose a .net for what reason I do not know so the administrator somehow was persuaded and had no idea of the can of worms she had opened up by changing her mind. If it is too much of a hassle and it appears so in terms of delays to move rest of organization over then I hope we can convince them.
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You are getting "The remote name could not be resolved" because you are not using Proxy.
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https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/736f0f72-ccc9-4a84-802a-7a1ff788a04a/ssl-2way-cert-incident-remains-active?forum=biztalkgeneral
But the question remains open that how we can handle this active message and why BizTalk not throwing an error?
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