When did you change the IP address? It seems likely that you didn't do it before you moved it down there, so both local and remote DNS is fubar'ed. On the remote end you'll need to stop netlogon, remove netlogon.dns, and reboot - that should cause the proper records to get registered. The primary DNS server for that server, at least until replication is working, should be the server at the home office.
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