Changing IP address of 10.6 Server connected to 10.5 OD Master...

I need to change the IP address of my 10.6 Server. I plan on running the changeip command, but because changeip under 10.6 no longer manipulates the directory, do I need to do anything else?
I know if this server was the OD Master, I'd have to run an additional script to deal with updating the directory information, but since I'm only connected to an OD Master (a 10.5 Server) I'm wondering if there's anything else I need to do on the 10.6 Server?
Thanks,
Kristin.

If it's not the OD Master, changeip should do everything you need it to as long as you're well aware of the network and it's subnet boundaries etc.
You can verify the changes in System Prefs... Just go in there and ensure that the IP Address is correct along with the subnet mask, the router address, and the DNS Servers.
If you're moving the server to another subnet, then you should probably disconnect it from the Master first otherwise when it gets its new network address it'll probably throw up all kinds of nasty errors when it can't find it.
HTH
-Graham

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