10 Jun
1996
10 Jun
'96
6:17 p.m.
machine.domain.something IN A 194.243.100.001 anothermachine.domain.something IN A 194.243.100.002
"wrong-IP" means that you will receive a different last byte in IP address for example:
machine.domain.something IN A 194.243.100.4
So it seems like the BIND doesn't appreciate the zeroes in a IP address definition.
This is not a bug. Bind considers leading zeros be represent octal information. Therefore, 002 != 2. Not a bug. A feature. Not all numbers are decimal. -- --bill