On Fri, 20 Jul 2001 19:14:15 +0100, Glynn Clements wrote:
>> Jul 20 15:44:06 Server named[139]: sysquery: query(jeondrs.jeonju.ac.kr) NS
>> points to CNAME (ns.kren.ne.kr:) learnt (CNAME=<my-forwarder>:NS=
>> 203.248.240.141)
[...]
>"NS points to CNAME" is an error message. It means that querying the
>RHS of an NS record returns a CNAME record, which is an error.
Sorry, obviously I wasn't specific enough. I'm well aware of what you wrote
above.
What I would like to know is: What does the trailing part
learnt (CNAME=<my-forwarder>:NS=203.248.240.141)
mean? Where does that IP come from (it resolves to kr2ld.bora.net, which is not
any of jeondrs.jeonju.ac.kr's nameservers)? What does "learnt <something>" mean
in this connection? Why does the message mention my forwarder as a CNAME?
Thanks,
Ralf
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