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> What's so "nasty" about using ALIAS? The DNS server provide implements this differently, but the two "common" methods I know of is either aggressive caching
by belorn 7y ago
> What's so "nasty" about using ALIAS?
The DNS server provide implements this differently, but the two "common" methods I know of is either aggressive caching or caching on request. In both cases the server becomes the client, breaks geoip, and create complexity where errors can easily slip in.