On 27 Mar 2001 00:33:05 +0300, Matei Conovici wrote:
>
> Intre timp, am descoperit ca oricum nu-i folosea, poate bind-ului.
>
> dnscache uses a fixed-size table, under 256K, to keep track of as many
> as 200 simultaneous UDP queries and 20 simultaneous TCP connections.
To have the most benefit from your dnscache you should check regularly
if it's size is appropriate for your organization. If your cache is too
large it's probably not a big problem if you are able to devote the used
memory to this task. However if your cache is too small things will get
worse than necessary. First your machine running dnscache will become
more loaded because dnscache has to request records more frequently. The
same is true for the content servers that your dnscache will query. A
too small cache also increases bandwidth use on your Internet
connection. All this means too that your users have to wait longer for
the results of their queries.
--
Florin Andrei
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