Well a reboot fixed that issue. Why is it that I find myself having to reboot Linux more than Windows. Kinda a pain. At least the Linux servers are stable. I have lot of boxes going for over a year without a reboot.
At least I can say I did something productive today though, washed the inside of my car real quick, mostly years of dust on the dash etc. Then I finally brought up a secondary DNS server on physical hardware like I had been meaning to do for a long time. My primary is a VM, and I learned why it's a bad idea to have a single DNS server in a VM when my storage server went down. If you can't resolve the storage server, you can't start the VMs, if you can't start the VMs you have no DNS.

Now that problem is solved. I have it setup to sync once a night so I only need to add records on one. The built in way of syncing is kinda useless because it's a per zone setting so if you add a new zone you still need to add it on the secondary. Piss poor design. So I just use rsync.
Now to go around all my systems to include the secondary, but I can just do it on a as required basis too.