Multiple same-aliased hosts. Attn: Barry M
Glen Jarret
gjarret at tyndale.apana.org.au
Fri Feb 11 12:01:43 UTC 2000
Hi Barry,
Thanks once again. I shall take the plunge and see what happens (which will
be measured by the (nocturnally batched) resolved names of visitors).
> As an inexpensive solution, I think your plan may work. The only caveat
is
> that your assumption that clients will always use the closest DNS server
> may not be as valid as you expect.
Surely their ISP will run its own DNS and use the nearest upstream DNS as
its secondary? Expense is not a consideration, my client is a multi-national
travel group. I suffer from hereditary perfectionism and want to minimise
the gap between clicking and rendering of the page.
Anyone using a sub-optimally located DNS (geographically or in terms of
network topology) would be nuts, surely?
BTW, I really appreciate your advice. I am constantly courted by consulting
firms who can't shut up about what they want to sell me long enough to
answer these questions.
Regards,
Glen.
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