[analog-help] Best DNS resolver

2001-02-15 Thread James Herrmann
Hi, I was browsing through the list of DNS resolvers that Steve posted on the Analog site. There are quite a few and probably more that didn't make the list. Logresolve seems pretty slow. Analog's built-in resolve mechanism has the cool feature of caching previous lookups. Do any of the

Re: [analog-help] Best DNS resolver

2001-02-15 Thread Duke Hillard
jdresolve is fairly quick and doesn't need much overhead. It takes a little time to determine the optimal configuration for jdresolve, but the results at the end of each run provide useful data to use in the configuration process. If you intend to use large log files (2.5+ GB), you might wish to

Re: [analog-help] Best DNS resolver

2001-02-15 Thread The Hermit Hacker
I'm using the dns-terror stuff here, and have been most happy with it ... On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, James Herrmann wrote: Hi, I was browsing through the list of DNS resolvers that Steve posted on the Analog site. There are quite a few and probably more that didn't make the list. Logresolve