List of Error Messages
Representative Error Messages in Record Edit
[ Note ]
Please also see the "DNS Record Registration Rules" page.
Timing | Error Message | Cause |
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When adding a record | The record format is invalid. | This is an error message that is generally displayed when you attempt to register a record whose format is invalid. |
A record with the same name and type already exists. | It is possible that the same record has already been registered in the zone. | |
Cannot find an NS record with the same name as the DS record. | It is possible that no NS record corresponding to the DS record to be added is registered in the zone. | |
A CNAME record cannot exist at the same time as a record with the same name. |
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Name is not valid. | It is possible that you are attempting to register a record that has an incorrect "Name" item. | |
TTL is not valid. | It is possible that you are attempting to register a record that has an incorrect "TTL" item. | |
Value is not valid. | It is possible that you are attempting to register a record that has an incorrect "Value" item. | |
Value must be enclosed in quotation marks. | It is possible that the "Value" item is not enclosed in quotation marks when a TXT record or a similar record is registered. | |
Value is not specified. | It is possible that you are attempting to register a record that has no "Value" item. | |
Cannot find reference destination. | It is possible that a host name which is not referenced is used as a part of the "Value" item when you register an MX record. | |
Cannot register multiple values for this type. | It is possible that the "Value" item is registered as a multi-line comment for a CNAME or similar record for which you cannot enter a multi-line "Value" item. | |
Comment is invalid. | It is possible that the "Comment" item is incorrect. | |
A Value whose reference destination is CNAME has been included. | It is possible that you have registered a "Value" defined using CNAME in the "Value" item. This is an error message that is generally displayed when there is a host name defined using CNAME in the "Value" item for NS records. | |
When updating a record | The record format is invalid. | This is an error message that is generally displayed when you attempt to register a record whose format is invalid. |
Value is not set. | It is possible that you are attempting to register a record that has no "Value" item. | |
The record cannot be updated. | It is possible that the record has been edited by another user, so the record information is old. | |
Value is not valid. | It is possible that you are attempting to register a record that has an incorrect "Value" item. | |
Value must be enclosed in quotation marks. | It is possible that the "Value" item is not enclosed in quotation marks when a TXT record or a similar record is registered. | |
Cannot find reference destination. | It is possible that a host name which is not referenced is used as a part of the "Value" item when you register an MX record. | |
Cannot register multiple values for this type. | It is possible that the "Value" item is registered as a multi-line comment for a CNAME or similar record for which you cannot enter a multi-line "Value" item. | |
Comment is invalid. | It is possible that the "Comment" item is incorrect. | |
When deleting a record | The SOA record cannot be deleted. | It is possible that you are attempting to delete an SOA record, which cannot be deleted. |
The zone apex NS record cannot be deleted. | It is possible that you are attempting to delete a zone apex NS record, which cannot be deleted. | |
There is a DS record that includes the same name as an NS record. | It is possible that a DS record corresponding to an NS record is registered in the zone, so it cannot be deleted. | |
Cannot delete as a reference source exits. | It is possible that you cannot delete the record because the record is referenced as the host name from an MX record, or for a similar reason. | |
When cancelling a record edit | The operation for the record cannot be canceled. | It is possible that the record has been edited by another user, so the record information is old. |
There is a DS record that includes the same name as an NS record. | It is possible that a DS record corresponding to an NS record is registered in the zone, so you cannot cancel it. | |
A record that has the same name as that of a CNAME record cannot exist together with the CNAME record. | It is possible that a record which has the same name as that of a CNAME record can exist through the cancelling operation. | |
Cannot cancel as a reference destination exists. | It may not be possible to cancel the operation because the record is referenced as the host name from an MX record, or for a similar reason. |