Physically moving CW2000 Server to a new Network

Recently I've installed a CW2000 LMS Server in my Test environment. After successful operation I moved this Box to a new Network and changed the SNMP Communities on the Server. After that ANI Server gives me an error.
I can't syncronize RME with the ANI Server, because the ANI Server is not running.
When I have a look at the Service the following appeares:
"ANIServer is running - but busy flag is set"
I din't found usefull Informations on the Web.
Does anybody have an idea?
Thanks for a Hint

CW2000 requires a static ip address. Since you moved the box to a new network, the ip address is chnaged now (so could be the hostname). In this case, you can either:
1) Re-install CW2K on the new network server or
2) Update the necessary files with the new info as in the tech tips:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/477/RME/sol_hostname.html
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/477/RME/winnt_hostname.html

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