Event ID 8032 and 8021 on my servers

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I have a Win2k3 Domain, Exchange 2003
DC's are DHCP and DNS, No WINS in env.
My second DC is showing these errors and all other servers in my production
servers are showing these errors.

When I run browstat status <domain> I see both my DC's, but I see a third
host which is usually a client PC, which most of my users run Win2k3 Server.
When I run this over and over, I get the same 2 DC's, but always a different
host.

Would setting the computer browser service on my client machines to manual
change anything? Or even disabling the computer browser on these client
machines.

What are the pros and cons?

thanks


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