> If that's what you mean, it fails on several levels Yes, it's really pointless. > use a different DNS That's how we first realized that this is what was ha

> If that's what you mean, it fails on several levels Yes, it's really pointless. > use a different DNS That's how we first realized that this is what was happening (we spent some time testing this out to confirm it). It's impossible to say for sure on our end, but it seemed that was the case (as opposed to their DNS servers simply being overloaded, for example). Amusingly, the trigger is downloading large files - we were downloading an Ubuntu ISO at the time (> 1 GB) that we first noticed this happening.