Changing the server name

Hi,
We have our sandbox system in the solution manager and configurations done. Recently we have changed the hostname of the sandbox system viz., xy00yz01 to ab00bc0...now coming to the question...can I change the sandbox hostname in the solution manager so that the pre-existing configuration settings work? Does this work or Is there any alternative?
Thanks and Regards,
Damanaidu J

Hi,
My question was not to change the name of a host server as such...say i have a server with name xy00yz01 and i have changed it to ab00bc01...i have done configuration settings for my satelite system with name xy00yz01in solution manager...now those settings can't be detected by the solution manager as the host name of my satelite system is now ab00bc01...so my question is whether I can change the host name of the satellite system to ab00bc01 from the solution manager setup so that I can all the configuration settings detected.
Thanks and Regards,
Damanaidu J

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