“^1” contains a syntax error. It does not represent a valid domain name or IP address.
A name server could not be found for “^1”.
The host “^1” could not be found.
None of the known name servers are responding.
The domain name server has returned an error. If you know the host’s IP address you should enter it directly.
The domain name resolver is returning a “no data” error. You might want to check your TCP/IP configuration, or enter the host's IP address directly. (^2)
The domain name resolver is out of memory.
An inexplicable error has occurred. I have no idea what it means. (^2)
“^1” is not a legal AppleTalk address.
“^1” is an invalid NBP name. The object, type and zone fields must be less than 32 characters long.
Unable to locate “^1”.
Can't resolve the domain name “^1” because MacTCP is not installed.
“^1” is not a valid Dartmouth NED address.
“^1” is not a valid AppleTalk network number. An AppleTalk network number must be in the range 0...65535.
“^1” is not a valid IP subnet in slash notation. The number after the slash must be between 0 and 32.
“^1” is not a valid IP subnet or AppleTalk network number.
