no matching view in class 'CLASSxxxx'

[David Komanek]

Thanks,

do you have some idea what can be wrong in the clients ? It seems, MS
Windows is the case ....

Thanks again :-)

David


On Mon, 10 Dec 2001, Michael Kjorling wrote:

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> Fix your broken clients. The message simply means that there was no
> view matching the given class number - if BIND cannot translate it to
> a name, it is nonstandard.
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> Generally speaking you should be able to just ignore these.
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> Michael Kj=F6rling
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> On Dec 10 2001 10:43 +0100, David Komanek wrote:
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> > Hello,
> >
> > please, how to avoid the %subject% ? What is wrong ? This message
> > appeared after I upgraded to Bind 9.1.2 from my old 8.x version. Comes
> > from various clinets with various class numbers. Something wrong with
> > the nameserver or rather with clinets ? Heterogenous network with many
> > versions of Windows, NetWare, Unixes, .... is some service denied to th=
e
> > client when the message appears ?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> >    David
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