Transport Domain Controller delete

Hello,
I have created a new BI dev system and need to set up the transport connectionns.
I have deleted the TMS for the old BI dev and now try to set it up for the new BI dev.. I assume i first have to delete the setting that the old system is the Transport Domain Controller. How do I do this?
Thanks,
F C

Hi F C,
you can delete the TMS configuration
goto>STMS(T-code)>system overview>Extras>Delete TMS Configuration
regards,
kanthi

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