Beg to differ, slightly. Squid caches dns lookups by default.You can
look at the configuration settings that look like dns_*
as well finetune your setup using parameters like negative_ttl and
positive_ttl.
Mark Tinka wrote:
On Tuesday 17 January 2006 08:17, joseph mpora wrote:
By the way, does
squid cache name lookups as well?
Squid doesn't cache DNS look-ups, only HTTP and FTP
requests (except if it's Linux and is running 'nscd').
It's adviseable to run a caching only name server on your
Squid box, or direct the Squid box's '/etc/resolv.conf'
to a fast, busy caching name server.
This will make a lot of difference if done right.
Mark.
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