Changing database server IP address

hi,
is it possible to change the IP address of the server (the server name will not be changed) which has a 9.2.0.4 database installed on it?
what do i need to do to ensure that users would be able to connect to the database?
thanks
santosh sewlal

two file
tnsname.ora
and listner.ora
if you are using ip address in these file
then change the ip address with new one
if u r using server name then no need to change anything
and enjoy your life:-)
kuljeet pal singh

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