Hi Sreangsu

With our compnay internal DNS, I get time out of 2 seconds... Don't know how to
configure it. The DNS I am running at home, I haven't configured it and I get
same behaviour i.e. it takes forever to resolve, sometimes...

sreangsu acharyya wrote:

>   Another query on name servers. The resolv.conf can have multiple
> nameservers listed, but when does one switch from 1 to anaother. Ideally
> there should be some timeout.

>    Vsnl bandwidth has apparently nose-dived here in Pune. Previously i did
> not consider having my own nameserver, but now i think it has become
> necessary.

I swear... But running DNS hardly helps.. I am running it on my dial up for more
than two months... It barely helps. VSNL DNS are anyway better the ETH types.

Actually VSNL is facing some problem with their international circuits, at least
in pune circle. We had net outage last week where few sites were totally down
for more than a day. In fact on saturday I could not check linuxtoday after
trying for half an hour. It used to sleep after first birst.

Situation seems better today morning...

>
>
>   I hope other vsnl-pune_ites are facing the same, or is my config broken.
> Even for my ppp peer i get a ping round trip of the order 8000 ms and that
> too with some 50%+ packet loss.( i ping with a "-s 10" a default ping,
> never comes back)

No I never faced it. When working properly linuxtoday gives delay of around
4000-6000 ms which is around 13-15 hops away.

As I mentioned above when we (in our company) got net up after the outage, few
sites were blazingly fast. For example yahoo.co.in was giving ping delay of
6-10ms. That's way too fast but ICQ was totally down...: ((

 Bye
  Shridhar


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