Oracle 11.2 standalone grid infrastructure - change hostname

Hi
I have changed hostname of my server running RHEL 5.3 with Oracle 11.2 Grid Infrastructure (standalone). After I changed the hostname of the server, the crs daemon stopped working and I cannot connect to my +ASM instance any longer.
In Oracle 10g2it was enough to run localconfig delete, localconfig add
What should I do in 11.2 ?
Thanks for help
Groxy

Hi Groxy,
I recently found myself asking the same question and after a fair amount of digging around I found a way to do it. Your question is now a few months old, so maybe you have found the solution already, but if not the key is using roothas.pl rather than localconfig. I have written a brief blog post covering the approach I used, so please check that out if you want more information.
[http://oraganism.wordpress.com/2009/12/20/11-2-changing-hostname/|http://oraganism.wordpress.com/2009/12/20/11-2-changing-hostname/]
I hope this helps.
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