Attempting to authenticate to domain

We've been working on integrating the Macs into our Active Directory at a largely PC company, and one of our admins complained recently that the Macs attempt repeatedly to authenticate to the domain and fail, even though a user may be logged in and working just fine. He says this doesn't happen with the PCs running Windows and would like to make it stop.
I haven't the slightest idea what would be causing it but we've searched through the settings in Directory Access and cannot find anywhere to change this. Any pointers would be appreciated.
On a side note, I've noticed that LDAPv3 is on by default. Is that potentially the culprit here?

Is this page of any help? Or maybe this one?

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