The following lines specify one or more IP addresses of your domain name servers. These should be the DNS machines at your ISP. A sysadmin that I know also suggested that you put 127.0.0.1 as your first nameserver. This will cause your local DNS to use your local `named' daemon to be consulted first, and this can speed up DNS accesses, since the local daemon can cache previously-found domain names locally, which is faster than your computer having to contact your ISP's DNS all the time."
Opiniones respecto a esto? Viable en Debian? Requiere alguna configuraci�n previa? Partimos de que mi configuraci�n de los servicios de internet es casi calcada al Infov�a-Howto (me resisto a ponerlo con b). Un saludo .,,.�.,,.�.,,.�.,,.�.,,.�.,,.�.,,.�.,,.�.,,.�.,,. Barbwired The Translatrix U. Complutense de Madrid Filolog�a Inglesa Proud Debian GNU/Linux User Since Oct'98 http://come.to/aenima.madrid/ Web de aenima http://www.asfast.net/barbwired/ Linux Laptops
