Re: DNS lookup in FC2 still slow.

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Subject: Re: DNS lookup in FC2 still slow.
From: Ben Vitale <bsvitale@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 05 Aug 2004 11:52:38 -0400
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David Cary Hart wrote:

conntrack is the IPTables connection tracking module. It is usually
unnecessary and (supposedly) slows down DNS considerably if used.

How can I check if it is in use? I haven't done anything with iptables on my machine, is it enabled by default?

Ben

References:
- DNS lookup in FC2 still slow.
  - From: Ben Vitale
- Re: DNS lookup in FC2 still slow.
  - From: Jack Bowling
- Re: DNS lookup in FC2 still slow.
  - From: Ben Vitale
- Re: DNS lookup in FC2 still slow.
  - From: Jack Bowling
- Re: DNS lookup in FC2 still slow.
  - From: David Cary Hart
- Re: DNS lookup in FC2 still slow.
  - From: Ben Vitale
- Re: DNS lookup in FC2 still slow.
  - From: David Cary Hart