You can change the node by using regedit to muck with the registry, but it’s been over a decade since I went through this painful process and I don’t remember all the places you need to change.
The Tamino/SMH installation procedure predates the common use of virtualization in the Windows/Unix world and doesn’t fit into a virtualized environment very well. A few years back I entered a suggestion on Brainstorm (or whatever that website was) that the installation be divided into the parts that could be shared between VMs and the part that needed to be specific to each logical instance, but nothing came of it.
In the future (at least until SAG changes the way Tamino is installed) I’d recommend against cloning a VM, and instead always install Tamino/SMH from scratch.
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