Export in IR and ID pointing to Old JDI Name...?? Pls suggest

Hi,
     We have done a migration of XI DEV, QA, PRD and JDI systems from AIX to HPUX. When developers are trying to export objects from XI DEV IR(Integration Repository) and ID (integration Directory) to CMS, its failing pointing out to a old JDI host name.
  Please suggest where to change host name so that the exports point to the new CMS (i.e New JDI host name) ??
Thanks
Sourav

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