DNS Lag?

Simon Waters Simon at wretched.demon.co.uk
Thu Jan 2 05:46:31 UTC 2003


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Andrey Tapkin wrote:
| Good Day!
| I've installed bind 9.2.1 on my home computer for testing sites.
| It's offline. When some sites try to load ads from external sites
| (internet),
| it is a lag for 10-15 sec., while dns tries to reach/find
those sites.
| How can i turn this off or set timeout to 1-2 sec instead of
10-15? Help,
| plz.

By default BIND 9 expects to be on the Internet, it has a built
in list of hints for the root name-server, and so has an implied
'zone "." { type hint; }' entry.

You could place a 'zone "." { type master ; }' entry.

Rather than alter BIND you could also check your operating
system resolver settings - on mine this would be timeout and
attempts in /etc/resolv.conf but YMMV.

Ultimately perhaps you should test online, I hate it when a page
is broken because of broken advert markup, guess I want quality
assurance about broken advertising markup in case a cracker
places an "advert" with a broker.
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