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I'm 95 percent sure that every dns response is bigger than the request, so it might not help much. Although if they're getting a lot of garbage in it might be h
by Something1234 8y ago
I'm 95 percent sure that every dns response is bigger than the request, so it might not help much. Although if they're getting a lot of garbage in it might be helpful.
- mastazi 8y agoIt depends on what methodology is used to classify traffic as inbound/outbound. The large DNS response in your example counts as outbound packets, but it's part of an inbound TCP connection. I don't know how peering agreements work.
- Something1234 8y agoInteresting. I would have thought that they would go with the simplest measure possible, bytes in vs bytes out.