Re: BIND 9 Problem - DNS Forwarding

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Thank you.

> My 2 cents:
>
> Might want to uncomment the following line in your named.conf
>
>         // query-source address * port 53;

I did that as I found it on a thread from the Net, but did not solve the
problem.

>
> This will revert to the pre BIND 8.1 behaviour. If you PIX rules are
> setup that way you probably do not get the delay anymore.
>
> Regarding the saturated link: try the eliminate method: stop squid for
> a moment (yes users will complain) and do some DNS testing and see if
> anything changes. If DNS responds normally take a look at the squid
> config. I setup my squid with delay pools to take 80% of our bandwith
> so some is left for other stuff on the link.

I tried to stop Squid and restart the DNS; still not solve the problem
(;;connection timed out).
How do you tell Squid to take only 80% of the bandwidth?

My PIX keeps getting Input Packet Errors (the number of errors keeps
increasing). I am not sure what causes this. Maybe that makes it very slow.
And the MRTG graphs shows only 3.5k for my 1 Mbps link. I think, that is the
main cause. Sorry to bother you all around.

Let me try to resolve my PIX problem first.
Well, it is out of topic but may I ask if anyone has an idea of what's wrong
with my PIX or my local network? What could cause Input Packet errors?

Thank you all again; I'm very much greatful.

Regards,
Vidol


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