At 10:05 2001-05-18 -0400, you wrote:
> >The question is more of what do you have as a machine and what type of DNS
>do you want to run?
>
>If I want to do a caching and recursives, could I resonably expect any of
>the following to work out?
>486-66 (probably laughter here)
>Pentium 75
>Pentium Pro (I have a variety of these)
>
>or do I need something more Pentium II-ish?
>
>Memory shouldn't be a problem, I can get that pretty easily.
>
> >change ISP
>
>I'm actually attempting to do that now, but running into some minor
>roadblocks ( =internal red tape). Hopefully I'll be rid of this albatross
>of an ISP within 3 months. Still, this situation has given me the idea that
>the best way to get a job done right is to do it yourself. I figure running
>my own DNS will give me the ability to affect instantaneous corrections and
>additions rather than waiting for an ISP to get around to it. Is my logic
>productive, or do you think I am going to put too much wieght on myself for
>the benefits?
>
>
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