The DNS server encountered invalid WINS record in file %1, line %2. WINS records are subject to the following conditions: ...

Windows Server 2008

The DNS server encountered invalid WINS record in file %1, line %2. 
 
WINS records are subject to the following conditions: 
  1) WINS record must be in forward lookup zone (not in in-addr.arpa domain). 
  2) Only one WINS record may be specified in a zone file. 
  3) WINS record must belong to the zone root (the WINS record name must be the origin of the zone).  If WINS lookup is desired for names in a sub-domain of the zone, then the sub-domain must be split into its own zone. 
  4) WINS record must specify at least one WINS server. 
 
The format of a WINS record: 
WINS [LOCAL] [L] [C]  [WINS IPs...] 
 
Examples (zone root assumed to be current origin): 
@ IN       WINS LOCAL L1 C10 10.10.10.1 10.10.10.2 10.10.10.3 
@ IN       WINS 10.10.10.1 
 
For more information, see "Using WINS lookup" in the online Help.

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