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replicas stuck in dying and in new state Novell 6.5 sp7

Replaced a server. New server has new name but the same IP address.

Remove replica from all the replica rings. Some are still dying 24 hours later and the rest are in new state.
SBCSWEB is gone and replaced by SBCS5.
How do I get them to the on state?

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NetWare 1602.00 Directory Services Repair 10551.26, DS 10553.73 
Log file for server ".SBCS5.MHD01" in tree "STEININGER"
Start:  Thursday, April 23, 2009  11:55:28 pm Local Time
Retrieve replica status
 
Partition: .Administration
  Replica: .SBCS3.BERLIN                    4-23-2009 23:42:41
  Replica: .SBCS5.MHD01                     4-23-2009 23:42:40
  Replica: .SBCS1.MHD01                     4-23-2009 23:42:41
  Replica: .SBCS2.Administration            4-23-2009 23:42:36
  Replica: .D01-410.MHD01                   4-23-2009 23:45:30
All servers synchronized up to time:          4-23-2009 23:42:36  
 
Partition: .MHD01
  Replica: .SBCS3.BERLIN                     ********** ********
    Server: CN=SBCSWEB.O=MHD01              4-23-2009 23:55:24  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCS2.O=Administration       4-23-2009 23:55:24  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCS5.O=MHD01                4-23-2009 23:55:24  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
  Replica: .SBCS5.MHD01                      ********** ********
    Server: CN=SBCSWEB.O=MHD01              4-23-2009 23:55:22  -699 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCS2.O=Administration       4-23-2009 23:55:23  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCS3.O=BERLIN               4-23-2009 23:55:23  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
  Replica: .SBCS2.Administration            4-22-2009 15:17:15
    Server: CN=SBCSWEB.O=MHD01              4-23-2009 23:55:25  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCS5.O=MHD01                4-23-2009 23:55:25  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCS3.O=BERLIN               4-23-2009 23:55:25  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
  Replica: .SBCS1.MHD01                     4-03-2009 16:03:24
    Server: CN=SBCSWEB.O=MHD01              4-23-2009 23:55:24  -654 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCS2.O=Administration       4-23-2009 23:55:24  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCS5.O=MHD01                4-23-2009 23:55:24  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCS3.O=BERLIN               4-23-2009 23:55:24  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
  Replica: .SBCSWEB.MHD01                    ********** ********
    Server: CN=SBCSWEB.O=MHD01              4-23-2009 23:55:22  -699 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCS2.O=Administration       4-23-2009 23:55:23  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCS3.O=BERLIN               4-23-2009 23:55:23  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
  Replica: .D01-410.MHD01                   4-22-2009 15:15:34
    Server: CN=SBCS3.O=BERLIN               4-23-2009 23:45:31  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCS5.O=MHD01                4-23-2009 23:45:31  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCS2.O=Administration       4-23-2009 23:45:31  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
    Server: CN=SBCSWEB.O=MHD01              4-23-2009 23:45:31  -761 Remote
      Object: O=MHD01
 
Finish:  Thursday, April 23, 2009  11:55:29 pm Local Time
 
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I thought that was what I would wind up doing but you know those warnings they give in the process you want to make sure that is what you should be doing.