Move gridcontrol to new server

hey,
i have a new server and has the same path names en os are the same.
i have to move my gridcontrol to the new server what are the step to do ore is there a simple movement because the os and path name are the same.
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sham

I would do the following:
- reinstall grid control on the new host
- backup repository database from old host
- stop grid control on the new host
- restore repository database to new host
- start grid control on new host
I don´t think that there is a supported way of moving the OMS to a new host. However if the new host has the same hostname and the same ip, same os patchlevel, etc. it could work. But as soon as the hostname is different, manually moving and replacing all the references to the old hostname is not recommended.
Regards,
Martin

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