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In the Forward Lookup zone for the domain, delete the A record for isdsk63.
In the Reverse Zone for the subnet, delete all PTR records for the IP address 192.168.0.150.
Run: ipconfig /registerdns from the member server to reregister it.
Sometimes, records will not update if you changed computernames after it registered with DNS using the old name. It should update, but it doesn't always.
Deleting the offending records will fix the issue.