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It's a bad idea for performance, because your ISP has caches for Google, Netflix ect .. so you probably won't get them.
by Thaxll 10y ago
It's a bad idea for performance, because your ISP has caches for Google, Netflix ect .. so you probably won't get them.
- Libre___ 10y agoThat's not how Google GGC and their LB works, the authoritative NSes looks at the IP of the querying resolver and hands out a response depending on that
- Thaxll 10y agoWell if you use a generic DNS server you won't get DNS answers that are geoip based because you will hit the cache of that DNS server and since they don't query google servers with your ISP IP you will get a generic endpoint.
- sajal83 10y agoFreenom appears to not send part of the IP upstream...
- chris_wot 10y agoI don't think that's such a big deal. Many, many years ago I setup a BIND9 caching forward nameserver. It caches all of those things for me, so there was very little in the way of any slowdown.