Possible to switch from Apache to IIS for 9.3.1 BI+ products?

I need to see if it's possible to 'convert' my 9.3.1 Hyperion BI+ tools to run on IIS instead of Apache, or how hard/tricky it is.
1) Anyone ever switched web servers? Can it be done without uninstalling & reinstalling all the BI+ products?
2) what are the pitfalls?
3) Will SS re-register with it smoothly or would I have to set all security & provisioning up from scratch?
4) how to connect Tomcat back up to IIS?
5) The Financial Reporting (reports plus books/batches), Web Analysis and Interactive Reporting documents, scheduled BQY jobs, and Workspace itself would continue to function normally once IIS is in use right? or do things have to be re-imported or something?
6) The default port would be different right? does that cause any issues given this is an existing production enviro? Do i have to change the port in several places or does some re-register wizard take care of it??
I've had Tomcat/Apache in production for over a year so before attempting this cutover I'd llike an idea of what I'm up against to make sure it's even possible.
Thanks!
Karen

I'm switching them solely to have a better shot at implementing true single sign-on to where it'll pass the PC user's MS AD login ID to all the Hyperion products. With all my questions above I may have given the impression I was also moving off Tomcat, I am not. Was just being overly cautious to make sure my bases were covered. We're still using Tomcat so as I understand it, Web Analysis should still be okay..right?
Pleasantly surprised that Support was able to tell me how to switch web servers, it was simple and it worked for Workspace (but I can't get Web Analysis working yet now that I tried to implement SSO at the same time):
"As long as the IIS is on the same box as where you are using for Apache HTTP, then the simplest thing to do is to shutdown Apache, change the Port of IIS to 19000. Restart IIS, then run the configure Web Server component of the config tool, selecting IIS."
To change the port of IIS6:
Microsoft Internet Information Services versions 4.0 to 6.0
1.     Open Internet Service Manager or Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
2.     If necessary, expand the Web server that you want, and then expand Web Sites.
3.     Right-click the Web site that you want to change.
4.     Click Properties.
5.     Click the Web Site tab.
6.     Change the TCP Port Number in the TCP Port edit box (or click Advanced for multiple Port settings).
7.     Click OK to save the changes.
I now have Workspace working to where it does NOT prompt for a login ID, it works nicely & transparently running on IIS. Web analysis however literally produces a login popup box, the title of the window is the Web analysis server name. Can't figure it out so I opened an SR to hopefully get some assistance. Unfortunately I forgot to test WA after switching to IIS, I went ahead and configured for transparent login too before trying WA so I'm not sure which is causing the login popup box but since I can't get past the login box WA throws up a "you are not authorized to view this page" page.
Ever done this? should it work? that is, WA running on IIS/Tomcat; and also WA working after following the IIS/Tomcat Transparent Login instructions provided by Support - they've been floating around for a while so I assume you've seen them...?
Thanks,
Karen

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