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On 06.05.2008 13:32, Amos Jeffries wrote:

Unless the ISP are playing nasty games with DNS the squid option dns_nameservers should work. Squid tries all the listed NS and the first working one or fastest replying one is used.

I can't set dns_nameservers as the assigned name servers vary with the ISPs. If I set the name servers of ISP 1 as dns_nameservers in squid.conf, things do not work reliably when dialed in via ISP 2.

I just tried it out again:

Dialed in via ISP 1
-------------------
H:\WinHome>ipconfig /all
snip
DNS-Server. . . . . . . . . . . . : 62.53.238.227
                                    193.189.244.205
snip

H:\WinHome>nslookup www.squid-cache.org 62.53.238.227
Server:  mgr1.drms.mediaWays.net
Address:  62.53.238.227

Nicht autorisierte Antwort:
Name:    squid-cache.org
Address:  12.160.37.9
Aliases:  www.squid-cache.org

H:\WinHome>nslookup www.squid-cache.org 193.189.244.205
Server:  frnk.dnscache.mediaways.net
Address:  193.189.244.205

Nicht autorisierte Antwort:
Name:    squid-cache.org
Address:  12.160.37.9
Aliases:  www.squid-cache.org

Dialed in via ISP 2
-------------------
H:\WinHome>ipconfig /all
snip
DNS-Server. . . . . . . . . . . . : 195.50.140.252
                                    145.253.2.203
snip

H:\WinHome>nslookup www.squid-cache.org 62.53.238.227
Server:  mgr1.drms.mediaWays.net
Address:  62.53.238.227

Nicht autorisierte Antwort:
Name:    squid-cache.org
Address:  12.160.37.9
Aliases:  www.squid-cache.org

H:\WinHome>nslookup www.squid-cache.org 193.189.244.205
*** Der Servername für die Adresse 193.189.244.205 konnte nicht gefunden werden:

Query refused
Server:  UnKnown
Address:  193.189.244.205

*** www.squid-cache.org wurde von UnKnown nicht gefunden: Query refused
((tried several times without success))


Dialed in via ISP 2, the first name server of ISP 1 can be used, the second name server of ISP 1 can not.

A couple of days ago, I used ISP 3 and none of the name servers of a different ISP could be used at all; with different failure messages. In one case I remember because of its oddity, I got a list of names and IPs of Top-Level name servers.

I don't know exactly how the name server stuff works, but the browser for example does not need to be restarted or reconfigured when the name servers change. I assume it queries the name servers set in the registry every time. Can Squid be configured like this?

Thanks
H.L.

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