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I respect and agree with your rant. CTO and Co-Founder of DNSFilter here. When we get a complaint that our recursive servers are returning an 'old IP' as if we
by LogicX 6y ago
I respect and agree with your rant. CTO and Co-Founder of DNSFilter here.
When we get a complaint that our recursive servers are returning an 'old IP' as if we did something wrong... I start by explaining that they likely didn't properly lower their TTL prior to making a change.
Sadly we'll never win this battle; so at some point in the future we'll need to join the likes of google in providing a page to force cache expiration of domains at customers request :/
https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/cache https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/cache
- raegis 6y agoOh! I always thought the TTL was the delay in "propagating" the DNS change, not an expiration time for lookups. Learn something new everyday... Good thing that's not my day job.