Re: [cobalt-users] lame server

["affordablewebsitesolutions.com" <ski@xxxxxxx>]

> [big snip]
> Right or wrong I have heard rumors that the lame server messages are tied
> to the introduction of windows-2000 DNS.............

Lame server on 'www.candleworks.com' (in 'CANDLEWORKS.com'?):
[216.218.131.2].53 'NS2.HE.NET'
CATEGORY: lame-servers
SEVERITY: info
PAGE:
FURTHER INFO:

Indicates that your name server queried the name server NS2.HE.NET while
trying to resolve the domain name www.candleworks.com, following delegation
that indicated that NS2.HE.NET was authoritative for the CANDLEWORKS.com
zone.The response your name server received from NS2.HE.NET,
however, showed that the name server was not in fact authoritative for
CANDLEWORKS.com, and that the delegation was therefore lame.

REFERENCES:
http://www.deja.com/getdoc.xp?AN=506795942&fmt=text

Lame server on '1.2.151.128.IN-ADDR.ARPA' (in '151.128.in-addr.arpa'?):
[128.151.128.52].53 'NS.UTD.ROCHESTER.EDU': learnt
(A=128.105.2.10,NS=128.8.10.90)
CATEGORY: lame-servers
SEVERITY: info
PAGE: 162-163; 320
FURTHER INFO:

Similar to above, but also specifies the name server you learned the
(possibly lame) NS record from (the name server at the IP address
128.8.10.90) and the
name server you learned the (possibly incorrect) address of
NS.UTD.ROCHESTER.EDU from (128.105.2.10)

REFERENCES:
 http://www.deja.com/getdoc.xp?AN=567773073&fmt=text
 http://www.deja.com/getdoc.xp?AN=499271447&fmt=text