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Are they blaming them though? Is this not the actual fastest path to resolving the issue?
by azundo 5y ago
Are they blaming them though? Is this not the actual fastest path to resolving the issue?
- walrus01 5y agounless you are a customer of a very tiny ISP the odds of getting the person on the phone who has root on their recursive caching nameservers provided to DHCP clients are minuscule.
- znpy 5y agoAnd chances are they wouldn't flush that entry for you anyway.
- kreeben 5y agoI wonder how much electricity will be spent flushing then repopulating the caches of each and every DNS server on the globe. Prolly not that much?
- lima 5y agoNo need to flush the full caches. Clearing caches for individual zones is not uncommon.
- wk_end 5y agoThey should at least say something like "we're working with major ISPs to resolve the issue". It really comes off as walking away from a disaster of their own making.
- lima 5y agoNo, the fastest path is putting the signature back. But I guess Route53 won't let them do that.