How to change password in Active Directory from a Mac

When loggin into Active Directory I can enter my password without a problem, but I am required to change it periodically and I can't see an option for changing the password. Does anyone have experience with this on their Mac when accessing Active Directory?
Thanks

In the accounts section of system preferences there should be a Change Password… button next to to your account picture. That's how we do it in Tiger, but it should work in Leopard too.

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