Domain change for Win2000 servers

I have several Win2000 servers that I am setting up to send to state offices. I will be setting them up in our national office domain then they will be shipped out to the states and will reside in their state domains.
I have been told by one of our Oracle gurus here that when he's seen this done in the past, there always seems to be issues. He suggested setting them up in the state domains to start (which we found would not be easy for many reasons).
Has anyone had issues moving oracle servers into different domains? Will I need to change any network/IP info in Oracle? If so, where?
Thanks
Jeff

Generally you should use the dns names instead of Absolute IP and leave the
responsibility of resolving the alias to IP for DNS server. That way you can be
safe if you plan to change your old server to new one too. IP address will change
when you move the server. If the domain also will change with this move:
1. For the server: Reflect the change in the listener.ora as well as tnsnames.ora (in case of loopback, etc).
2. For the Client (which may not be your case): only hostnames in tnsnames.ora file needs to be changed.
Regards,
Chandan

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