I'm on a satellite link, and I've got a caching DNS server set up.
Several popular sites have very short DNS cache times set in their SOA
records, and I'm trying to over-ride them so that our link isn't swamped
with DNS queries. Anybody know how to force the DNS cache to hang onto
the info longer than the SOA TTL?
Yes, I know the arguments against doing this, but in this particular
instance it makes sense.
I'm using CentOS 5 and bind 9.9.3.
Thanks!
Also, do caching web proxies like Squid still speed up the web
experience over a slow link what with all of the dynamic content on the
web these days?
Ben Weiss
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BENJAMIN J WEISS
CPT, SC
1st BN 179th INFANTRY
S6, Base Defense, Camp Bucca, Iraq
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