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I've tried using the DNS listed in the page and they were very slow resolving new names (I'm in Spain). DNS Benchmark (https://www.grc.com/dns/benchmark.htm ht
by pozibrothers 9y ago
I've tried using the DNS listed in the page and they were very slow resolving new names (I'm in Spain).
DNS Benchmark (https://www.grc.com/dns/benchmark.htm https://www.grc.com/dns/benchmark.htm) shows this results: https://ghostbin.com/paste/rr65w https://ghostbin.com/paste/rr65w
Are they normal? Or are they slow because the servers are located in the US?
- tenta 9y agoServers are located in Amsterdam, Miami, Seattle and Singapore. Since the resolvers are new, there's a lot of global cache to fill up. In addition, if you'd be willing to share, visit https://nstoro.com/api/v1/geolookup https://nstoro.com/api/v1/geolookup and shoot us the results to hello@tenta.com. That API will pull your IP and the physical location of the box you connected to. If that location isn't Amsterdam, then we'll need to take a look at our routing.
- pozibrothers 9y agoI've just tested the nameservers again and ICANN ones seem to be a lot faster than before. OpenNIC ones are down for me right now.