Some domains don't resolve.

[Matus UHLAR - fantomas]

> Ezequiel Aguerre wrote:
> > Thanks for the advice, but no matter what forwarders I use, it's always
> > broken. I've tried with mi ISP's forwarders, and other DNS servers (those
> > from OpenDNS, and others), with no luck at all :(

On 01.06.08 17:47, Danny Mayer wrote:
> Don't use forwarders at all. They are not necessary and makes you 
> dependent on someone else's DNS. It's rarely necessary anyway and 
> provides you with no real benefits. It's surprising the number of people 
> who think that this is of benefit to them.

the forwarder of an ISP can have a huge cache which can speed up resolving
of frewquently used names. It also can have configured local reverse and
direct domains that speeds up their resolution.

It can also have local RFC 1918 and RFC 3333 (and possibly other) reverse zones that may speed up
resolution of those, since there still are many of DNS servers that do not
have them configured.

It's surprising the numbers of people who think that this is not benefit to
them....
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