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Mostly. But it can also be DNS request volume, DNS cache expiry, DNS response times, DNS connection contention, DNS security, DNS error handling, or DNS client
by jameshart 3y ago
Mostly. But it can also be DNS request volume, DNS cache expiry, DNS response times, DNS connection contention, DNS security, DNS error handling, or DNS client configuration.
All variants of ‘DNS is working perfectly, just your expectations of how it will work in your situation are not completely correct’.
- Terretta 3y agoSee, config. :-) // wrote what might have been first commercial-use dynamic DNS server for a regional ISP in early 90s, invented an unreasonably effective geo+latency balanced anycast-like DNS for global video delivery network in 00s