DNS question

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We used to have a client that we hosted their domains on our DNS. They have moved to a different host a while ago - like months ago. Now suddenly, in the past 48 hours, I'm seeing a bunch of these in my logs:


named[1920]: client 216.199.46.11#58010: query (cache) 'travelhacker.com/A/IN' denied named[1920]: client 70.46.90.166#1064: query (cache) 'travelhacker.com/A/IN' denied named[1920]: client 208.109.78.200#31909: query (cache) 'travelhacker.com/MX/IN' denied named[1920]: client 38.102.229.30#32772: query (cache) 'travelhacker.com/MX/IN' denied named[1920]: client 208.53.147.132#41941: query (cache) 'travelhacker.com/CNAME/IN' denied named[1920]: client 70.46.90.166#1064: query (cache) 'travelhacker.com/MX/IN' denied

I have bind setup to deny recursive lookups, and it's doing what it's supposed to do there. However, is there any harm being done here? Should I be looking into some way to have this stopped somehow?

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 Ashley M. Kirchner <mailto:ashley@xxxxxxxxxx>   .   303.442.6410 x130
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