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Resolution| |WORKSFORME
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Apr 4 11:28:57 +0000
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Yes, OOo does two DNS lookups of the local hostname to prevent concurrent usage
of user configuration from multiple machines at the same time (f.e. default user
configuration is below a shared home directory).
Usually this is not a problem and works like you've experienced it when using
the DNS server from your ISP (overhead below 100ms).
OOo uses the BSD socket API to query the local hostname. Whether the BSD socket
implementation uses /etc/hosts or perhaps does ignore it, is part of your
systems socket implementation and/or your systems configuration.
What I'm wondering about is that the DNS server of your ISP which is on the WAN
responses with 30 ms whereas your router as DNS server which is on your LAN has
a response time (it's a timeout) of 5000 ms.
Usually a router configured as DNS server first tries to find a name inside it's
local network and after that forwards the query to the DNS server of you ISP.
It's very strange that the LAN lookup takes 4970 ms wheras the WAN lookup takes
only 30 ms. That means that a DNS lookup on your LAN is 150 times slower than on
the WAN.
This really sounds like your network configuration is somehow broken.
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