An agent or agents purporting to be Ralph Mack said:
> All of my DNS resolution is through Comcast. I have no DNS inside the
> firewall.
I'm an idiot. NM.
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An agent or agents purporting to be Ralph Mack said:
> I've had other problems where DNS drops out entirely for minutes at a
> time but the network otherwise
> appears to be fine - pings to IPs, etc. work. Since it affects all the
> machines here, I figured it was either my
> router or Comcast DN
On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 3:35 PM, Ralph Mack wrote:
> I was just doing a little looking into why a web site I'm working on was
> a bit sluggish coming up and Firebug
> informed me that the bulk of the time is getting tied up in DNS
> resolution. It looks like each resolution is
> taking either 1 or
Hi folks,
I was just doing a little looking into why a web site I'm working on was
a bit sluggish coming up and Firebug
informed me that the bulk of the time is getting tied up in DNS
resolution. It looks like each resolution is
taking either 1 or 2 seconds, even for localhost! Since the web pag
