Problem with 9.1.1

[Brad Knowles]

At 6:08 PM -0300 4/17/01, Federico Bockel wrote:

>  (The 3 servers are dedicated to ns, all of them have 768 mb ram each)

	This should be more than enough.  Even if you were a gTLD 
nameserver, I can't imagine that you would need 768MB of RAM to 
handle the job, and it is my understanding that busy caching 
nameservers stabilize today somewhere slightly north of about 256MB 
of RAM for the named process.

		The only thing is that you need to get your datasize set 
correctly for the named process, so that it can make use of as much 
RAM as it needs.

-- 
Brad Knowles, <brad.knowles at skynet.be>

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