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Cause: the server detected an alias loop involving the
specified name. An alias loop occurs when an alias "X"
points to another alias "Y", which points back to "X" rather
than to an address or other name server data. The loop can
contain more hops but the basic idea remains the same. Loops
occur when administrators mis-enter network data,
particularly when an alias in one administrative region
points to data in another administrative region.

Action: Use the Oracle Names control program to query for
the specified name. The control program will describe the
alias path, and you can use that information to find which
names are incorrect and what administrative regions the
incorrect data belongs to.

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