Hi pgnet(?),

I think you posted on the wrong mailing list :)
I'll reply here and include unbound-users also.

If you want to reply further please drop nsd-users and let us continue the discussion only on the unbound-users mailing list as to not generate noise here.

On 07/06/2021 21:31, PGNet Dev via nsd-users wrote:
On my server, I config

     cat /etc/resolv.conf
         nameserver 127.0.0.1

, where unbound 1.13.1 listens @

     server:
         interface: 127.0.0.1@53

if I set up forward-first in unbound config,

     forward-zone:
         name: "."
             forward-first: yes
             forward-addr: <server.1.ipv.6>
             forward-addr: <server.1.ipv.4>
             ...
             forward-addr: <server.n.ipv.6>
             forward-addr: <server.n.ipv.4>

what's the order policy for those forward-addr's?

Is the forward-addr used randomly, or sequentially, selected from that list?
Randomly between the fastest servers (in the <400ms band). Unbound will keep probing the other servers to keep updated metrics for them in case they become fast enough (<400ms). You can read more about it at https://www.nlnetlabs.nl/documentation/unbound/info-timeout/.


Is there any unbound preference for IPv4 vs IPv6 forward-addrs?
There are the 'prefer-ip4:' and 'prefer-ip6:' options if you want to do that.

Does the preference respect /etc/gai.conf?
No.

Best regards,
-- George

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