Well, I've looked through all the DNS info, including
/etc/resolve.conf, and everything has been updated
accordingly. resolve.conf had the domain, and the new listings for
nameserver .... Reverse mappings are all changed to the new subnet, and all
the names are proper in everything else... :( Is it possible that in the
DNS cache everything is still pointing to the old addresses? Can I dump
this cache if it is happening?? UGH.... It is a business line, right back
to the router.... I don't own the router, but that was all programmed for
the new subnet before we got it. (and yes, it's a different router since we
got a larger subnet, we moved to a larger backbone as well.. ) Anyway... I
appreciate everyone's comments, and I'm trying everything! LOL Well,
thanks again everyone!
Fred
At 04:26 PM 11/18/00 -0500, you wrote:
>On Sat, Nov 18, 2000 at 01:53:49PM -0500, Fred Edmister wrote:
> > I just got a new subnet from my uplink, when I change all the IPs
> on the
> > Linux server, everything slowed down.... WAY down... FTP's time out,
> when I
> > telnet it takes a good 30 seconds before the login prompt comes up, and
> the
> > websites that are on that server are loading VERY VERY slow... (one person
> > pinged it, and got an average of 318MS) Everything on the windows server
> > is fine, but the linux server seems to be almost sleeping 1/2 the
> > time. Anyone got any thoughts on why?? Thanks in advance!
> >
>
>Yeah, do you need to change the DNS addresses in /etc/resolv.conf? Sounds
>like your system is waiting for a domain name service response and
>finally timing out before moving on.
>
>Fred
> > Fred
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