To rename a computer that hosts a stand-alone instance of SQL Server
• For a renamed computer that hosts a default instance of SQL Server, run the following procedures:
sp_dropserver <old_name>
GO
sp_addserver <new_name>, local
GO
Restart the instance of SQL Server.
• For a renamed computer that hosts a named instance of SQL Server, run the following procedures:
sp_dropserver <'old_name\instancename'>
GO
sp_addserver <'new_name\instancename'>, local
GO
Restart the instance of SQL Server.
After the Renaming Operation
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After a computer has been renamed, any connections that used the old computer name must connect by using the new name.
To verify that the renaming operation has completed successfully
• Select information from either @@SERVERNAME or sys.servers. The @@SERVERNAME function will return the new name, and the sys.servers table will show the new name. The following example shows the use of @@SERVERNAME.
SELECT @@SERVERNAME AS 'Server Name'
• For a renamed computer that hosts a default instance of SQL Server, run the following procedures:
sp_dropserver <old_name>
GO
sp_addserver <new_name>, local
GO
Restart the instance of SQL Server.
• For a renamed computer that hosts a named instance of SQL Server, run the following procedures:
sp_dropserver <'old_name\instancename'>
GO
sp_addserver <'new_name\instancename'>, local
GO
Restart the instance of SQL Server.
After the Renaming Operation
________________________________________
After a computer has been renamed, any connections that used the old computer name must connect by using the new name.
To verify that the renaming operation has completed successfully
• Select information from either @@SERVERNAME or sys.servers. The @@SERVERNAME function will return the new name, and the sys.servers table will show the new name. The following example shows the use of @@SERVERNAME.
SELECT @@SERVERNAME AS 'Server Name'
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