Hello.
After attempting several suggestions from guys here in the list, I'm
still experiencing the same problem: Facebook is so sluggish that my
users are complaining everyday and is just depressing.
Today I came up with an idea: Use a "dedicated" line for facebook
traffic. For ei.
LAN
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SERVER ------- Internet line for facebook only
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Internet
Can this be possible?
Can this solution fix my problems or give me more problems?
Thanks.
Wilson Hernandez
www.figureo56.com
www.optimumwireless.com
On 10/11/2011 9:25 AM, Wilson Hernandez wrote:
On 10/11/2011 7:47 AM, Ed W wrote:
On 08/10/2011 20:25, Wilson Hernandez wrote:
Thanks for replying.
Well, our cache.log looks ok. No real problems there but, will be
monitoring it closely to check if there is something unusual.
As for the DNS, we have local DNS server inside our LAN that is used
by 95% of the machines. This server uses our provider's servers as
well as google's:
forwarders {
8.8.8.8;
196.3.81.5;
196.3.81.132;
};
Our users are just driving me crazy with calls regarding facebook: "is
slow", "doesn't work", and a lot other complaints...
Occasionally you will find that Google DNS servers get "poisoned" and
take you to a non local facebook page. I guess run dig against specific
servers and be sure you are ending up on a server which doesn't have
some massive ping to it? I spent a while debugging a similar problem
where the BBC home page got suddenly slow on me because I was being
redirected to some german akamai site rather than the UK one...
This is likely to make a difference between snappy and sluggish though,
not "dead"...
Let me remove google's DNS and continue testing Facebook sluggishness.
Thanks for replying.
Good luck
Ed W
