Network user can't login

Hi,
just updated osx server to Mavericks with osx server app in version 3.
W are using Active Directory for our Users. ML machines can login without any problem.
Mavericks users have no access. The Login is just shaking, thats it..
Any ideas whats the problem ?

Hi everyone,
we found a solution:
- check dns
(our hostname is osxserver.local )
$ nslookup osxserver.local
$ sudo chnageip -checkhostname
Both should always return success and no errors
If you have some errors
possible options:
1. go to server app > dns > new > enter hostname and ip of your server
2. server app > dns > show all entries > search the bottom smth like xxx.in-addr.arpa anch check if it show your server ip
if not try to repair host name ( server app > change hostname ), and repeat step 1
3. system settings > network > check if the dns is ip of your server or just set it to 127.0.0.1
4. wipe your open directory ( create a backup ) a set a new one
i hope this helped some someone. This fixed our issue with login. Its still not perfext as it with mountainlion was BUT its working ...

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