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Document No. 650-100-700, Issue 1 11-5
Configuring DNS Client
This process will continue until the name is either resolved, there are no
more DNS servers in the list, or the DNS server returns an error.
Table 11-1
lists the error messages and their meanings that you may encounter when
using the DNS client.
You can configure DNS client from the Web Agent or the CLI.
Table 11-1. DNS Error Codes
Error Message Explanation
Bad ARGS indicates that DNS is Disabled but the user entered a host name.
Name Too Long the name sent is too long. RFC 1034 limits DNS names to
255 characters.
Bad Name indicates that the name was in some way invalid
Label Too Long indicates that the label of a DNS name was too long. RFC 1034
limits labels to 63 octets.
Time-out indicates that the DNS query has expired. This implies that the
query could not be answered at the present time.
Server Failure indicates that the DNS server is unable to answer due to a failure
on the DNS server itself.
Non-Existent Name indicates that the DNS server authoritatively claims that the DNS
name does not exist.
NIY Indicates the DNS server does not support the requested service.
You may have specified the correct DNS server but the server
has not yet been configured to respond to DNS queries.
Refused indicates that the DNS server refuses to answer the query for
administrative reasons. Possibly due to security implementations
on the DNS server.
No RRs indicates that the DNS server authoritatively claims that there are
no RRs that match the specified name, type and/or class.
No Recursion indicates that one of the configured DNS servers does not
support Recursion.
Irrelevant indicates that a response message was received that does not
match the query sent.