[Dnsmasq-discuss] Upstream server selection and caching strategies with redundant --server directives
Mike Valentine
mike at cpugeniusmv.org
Thu Sep 25 21:52:32 BST 2014
Given this:
server=/example.com/172.16.16.5
server=/example.com/172.16.16.6
Without strict-order or all-servers, queries for other zones try to
prefer the fastest upstream resolver without sending too many redundant
queries. I like this behavior. It doesn't seem to apply to queries to
the example.com zone when you configure it like this, though. It ends up
behaving like all-servers is turned on for that zone.
I was thinking that the built-in cache might reduce the spam caused by
the behavior I described above, but it seems like responses for zones
configured like this don't get cached.
What do you guys think?
More information about the Dnsmasq-discuss
mailing list