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Lame Server
By Jeffrey Howard
All rights reserved unless noted otherwise
If you run a nameserver, you may see an error about a "lame server". New administrators of DNS servers often ask what this is, what it means, and whether it's a problem. There is no cause for concern. The lame server is one that is advertised to have authoritative information about a domain, but doesn't. This can happen in a few different ways, but it's usually not worth the trouble to track down the administrator of the other domain.
This information is provided "as is," with no warranty or guaranty. The IAQ pages have not been maintained in some time; they're being kept up because, judging by the traffic and link-backs, people still find them useful.
Copyright 1998-2004 by Jeffrey Howard and Heather Grove, except where stated otherwise.