Credential Failure (solved by client reboot)

We are developing an app that goes against a 9.2.x database in our development environment. We've had SQLPLUS and other connections fail to establish at times with a "TNS-12638 Credential retrieval failed" message, typically after stress testing of the jdbc connected user interface.
Checking the server side shows no database errors and the sqlnet logs show the same credential failures.
The problem is resolved by rebooting client pc's, with no action required on the server at all.
Any ideas as to what we should do to avoid these errors??
thanks,
Ed Swain

Hi,
I don't understand why this work fine after reboot.
But, if client is on Windows 2000 or 2003 domain servers, you can see Metalink note HOWTO Debugging Failed Oracle NTS Connections (290147.1)
Nicolas.

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patch -Np1 -i ../set-locale.diff
patch -Np1 -i ../set-firstrun-status.diff
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The Problem ist solved.
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