On Tuesday 17 January 2006 16:58, JFL wrote: > speaking of which, its better to use a dns caching > server(djbdns anyone) between clients and the squid > box.
I've never tried to use the 'dnsserver' program. I've found a box running BIND (+ 'nscd' if your name server is running on Linux) is adequate, as long as your customers use the same box for resolution - this way, the Squid box already finds the record cached, reducing response times. I've been happy with BIND, even on FreeBSD, where there's no such thing as 'nscd', although BIND's own caching implementation is quite impressive. Mark.
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