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Changed DC IP now XP Clients throw errors 40960 + 40961

Asked by MrPrince in Windows 2000 Server, Active Directory, Windows XP Operating System

Tags: Microsoft, Server, 2000, DNS

Hi,
Ive just changed over the IPs on my DCs to a new subnet. Now my XP clients report eventID errors 40960 and 40961 when logging on. Basically they are aborting domain processing and logging on with cached credentials. They also take an age to log on.  I can ping the DCs (with AD integrated DNS) from the clients but cant resolve hostnames.  My member servers can resolve names and log on properly. So can one or two XP clients but the rest cant. Ive check the difference between the machines that cant and the machines that can are there dont seem to be any.
I reinstalled my DNS which didnt help. Ive removed machines from the domain and put them back in and no luck. I desperately need to sort this out for Monday&.  Any ideas?
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