Re: DNS
I can only speak from my experiance but if you are using a major ISP who
might have rather busy nameservers and you send a lot of traffic to the
same destinations repeatedly, yeah, having a cacheing nameserver can
really speed performance. This is particularly true of you are on the end
of a slow link.
On Mon, 21 Jul 1997, Dennis J Perkins wrote:
> I read an article recently that claims it is a good idea for a
> standalone box to run DNS to improve the response time from an ISP. Is
> the performance difference enough to be worthwhile?
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