Move portal from one server to a new server

We had a hardware crash, and the server is not recoverable. We restored everything to a new server with a new host name. That is the only thing that has changed. I thought i found all the areas where the old host name was in the properties files and in configtool.
When I log into the portal, and look at System Managment - Administrator - Systems, its shows me the correct name and server, when I click on it, it says my instance name and id, with the incorrect (old server name). Where is this value stored?

trial and error i came up with a doc and also used the java copy doc sap has on the portal

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