DNS messages in log file

Hi all: I am seeing many errors in /var/log/messages. Here are a few
Aug 12 20:45:05 GR13 [NCPL]: client 10.1.2.15#53: updating zone 'vrapc.cxm/IN': Unsupported RR(255): discarding
Aug 12 20:45:05 GR13 [NCPL]: client 10.2.2.11#53: updating zone 'vrapc.cxm/IN': Unsupported RR(255): discarding
Aug 12 20:45:05 GR13 [NCPL]: client 10.2.2.12#53: updating zone 'vrapc.cxm/IN': Unsupported RR(255): discarding
Not sure what this message is saying. Can you enlighten me? Thanks, Chris.

Originally Posted by Chris
Hi all: I am seeing many errors in /var/log/messages. Here are a few
Aug 12 20:45:05 GR13 [NCPL]: client 10.1.2.15#53: updating zone 'vrapc.cxm/IN': Unsupported RR(255): discarding
Aug 12 20:45:05 GR13 [NCPL]: client 10.2.2.11#53: updating zone 'vrapc.cxm/IN': Unsupported RR(255): discarding
Aug 12 20:45:05 GR13 [NCPL]: client 10.2.2.12#53: updating zone 'vrapc.cxm/IN': Unsupported RR(255): discarding
Not sure what this message is saying. Can you enlighten me? Thanks, Chris.
Was this a migration from NetWare? And do you have DDNS configured? If so, refer to TID 7003923 as found here: Dynamic DNS (DDNS) Fails To Work After Migrating From NetWare to OES Linux

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