When I first introduced the Configuration Manager, I wondered aloud how it would work in a multi-system environment.
Well, it turned out the the Configuration Manager isn't that complicated after all: it's pretty much an interface for editing a configuration file on disk, so it does only apply to the system you're running it on.
The file can be found at bea\alui\settings\configuration.xml, and can be edited directly as easily as you would through the Configuration Manager interface (with the exception of passwords, which are encrypted):
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