On 24.07.2008 08:32 CE(S)T, Matt Kettler wrote:
Matthias Leisi wrote:
Since many mailservers will query the same DNS-related information (eg
DNSxL lookups on widely-used mailservers like eg from Yahoo, or from the
same botnets), traffic savings through caching are _considerable_.
True, but you can also run a caching DNS server that forwards to your
ISP one and gain a double-benefit traffic wise. You're still using your
ISP's servers and their cach, but you're also caching locally.
I see no use in that. Maybe in times when there's trouble with the ISP's
servers, but it's rarely the case. And if, I know some other DNS servers
to set in the configuration for awhile.
I'm forwarding this issue to the Hetzner support team now. It seems that
some other customers have the same problem.
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