On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 11:13 PM, Asier Martínez <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi again, > I'm having performance issues due my DNS server configurations. I'm > now using public dns servers, ( like google etc ) and it seems to be > certan limit of query responses at the same time. > I'm reading about install my own DNS server, but I don't understand > how that can help me. My dns server probably don't know any domain > data and it is going to forward all the requests. > So the problem is the same, my local DNS server is not going to help, > except if the forwarding is smart and send dns request to a different > domain servers. > ¿Can someone clarify this ? [...]
Not sure why you are asking this question on this particular list, but depending on what kind of a local DNS server you are running, and the quality of your ISP's DNS server, this can make a very big difference. >From personal experience here in India, most^W many ISPs seem to have little clue about DNS. Just the saving in latency in querying their servers often times makes it worthwhile to run a caching name server on one's own laptop. Your mileage will, of course, vary. Regards, Gora
