Wrong name listed under Network Servers

Hi, I know this might be a trivial issue, but I am fairly new to Xserves and recently had to reinstall Mac OS X Server on our Xserve.
Now, for some unknown reason, when I go to _Network > Servers_, it lists the Xserve as "imac-kfallon" which is one of the imacs on our network, instead of "pascal-xserve", which is what the Xserve is called.
When I go to _System Preferences > Sharing_, the name is listed correctly (pascal-xserve). How can I change the name under _Network > Servers_ to the correct one?

I managed to sort it out using the changeip command in the terminal to change the hostname.
Once restarted, the Xserve had the correct name.

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