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>>Keep in mind that many of the root servers are hitting their limits,
Re: Recursive query delays
From: Craig Bowers
Date: Saturday, December 4, 1999
Time: 3:17:00 am
>and will often not respond during peak hours. This is a scary thing -
>the Internet doesn't really scale well past this point without either
>some redesign, or some bandwidth and processing power upgrades for
>the root servers.
>
>QuickDNS Pro will generally query the most responsive root server, in
>order to avoid this problem. It polls them periodically to find out
>which one's responses come back the most quickly.
If you can believe it, the delay disappeared when I yanked the secondary IP
address putting it on the same subnet as or non-routable internal addresses.
OT doesn't do true multihoming, but 200ms versus 25000ms due to a secondary
IP? Has anyone else experienced this?
Craig Bowers
Systems Manager
Caravel Management Corp.
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