Moving only SP 2010 SSRS integration to a different SQL server

Fairly self-explanatory. I have a SP 2010 farm that is currently set up to use SQL Server 'A' in integrated mode for Reporting Services. I have a new SQL server 'B' (same ver) that is also set up in SP integrated mode for RS. I want to simply stop using
SSRS 'A' and start using SSRS 'B.'
I'm unclear how best to do this. Do I simply go into the Reporting Services Integration in Central Admin and enter the new information? Or do I choose 'add a server to the integration' to add server 'B' and then somehow drop server 'A'? Do I need to physically
migrate any databases?
This has nothing to do with any content or SP databases - I simply want to move the SSRS integration.

What i think, you have to manually migrate the reporting DBs to new server. then update the information into the Central admin.
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Turns out it is even easier than that. As long as the SQL Server has been prepped accordingly by:
Installing RS in SP integrated mode
Installing same version of SP on the SQL Server running RS
Joining the SQL RS Server to the existing SP farm
Then the solution is to simply re-run the Reporting Services Integration at General Application Settings > Reporting Services/Reporting Services Integration.
Make sure you perform the setup in the same authentication mode (Windows or Trusted Account) and it should work seamlessly.

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