ip - Name Server 2 not answering to TCP/ Inconsistent Glue

I'm using Pingdom's DNS tools to check up on my
DNS.

I'm getting these
Errors:

Too few IPv4 name servers
(1).

Only one IPv4 name server
was found
for the zone. You should always have
at least two IPv4
name servers for a
zone to be able to handle transient

connectivity problems.

Inconsistent glue for name server

ns2.domain.com

The
address of a name server differed
from the child and the parent. This
is
a configuration error and should be
corrected as soon as
possible.

Name server
ns2.domain.com does not
answer queries over
TCP.

My
domain registrar is set to ns1.domain.com and ns2.domain.com
(example).

EDIT: My
Questions

How do I enable TCP on my
nameservers?
What is 'Inconsistent Glue'?
I have two Name Servers,
but I'm getting the "Too Few IPv4" error, what am I doing wrong
here?

(P.S: First Rev of post was bad, sorry,
early morning
post)..

Edit:

I've
seem to fixed the First and Second Error by adding "A Record" ns2.example.com ->
Pointing to my secondary IP and editing my resolver
file.

Still getting the error,
ns2.example not answering queries over TCP.
How can I fix this?

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