John Andersen wrote: > On Monday 13 November 2006 01:46, Sven Jacobs wrote: > >> Nope. By "slow" I mean mainly the part before the actual page content is >> loading. So it could be a DNS problem... >> > > Yeah, I see that same thing. It seems to be somewhat site specific, and the > stop/restart trick usually clears it and causes virtually instant page load. > > The pages load quick, but its like the first request to do so takes forever > to start. > > I'm not totally convinced its DNS, because this happens a lot when I spend > a good deal of time on the same site, so the local machine should have > some DNS cache to work from. Example might be working at my brokerage > firm's site. I'm in there on a secure connection for hours, and for some > obscure reason every so often it can't get the next page without > the stop/restart trick. > > Actually, it sounds like a problem I had a while ago. My ISP changed my IP address recently. One of the consequences was that one of the two DNS servers I had hard coded into my computer was no longer available. As a result, the first DNS server would be tried and then after timeout, the 2nd server would be tried and return the IP address. Fire up Ethereal and take a look.
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