On Aug 29, 2013, at 8:48 AM, Nidal Shater wrote:
> Hi , can anybody explain the process that bind9 do When we press dig
> www.example.com.
>
> What the files which is opened ?
>
> What the functions and classes which is used?
I would recommend that you may want to read some of the documents
Hi , can anybody explain the process that bind9 do When we press dig
www.example.com.
What the files which is opened ?
What the functions and classes which is used?
and Thanks
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Eduardo Júnior wrote:
Hi,
I read about Bind which it works as follow (in general words):
query -> named -> named.conf -> files zones
Is it possible create many named.conf, one per thread with the
objetive of to reduce queue's lenght of querys.
For example:
named.a-e.conf
named.f-m.conf
na
Hi,
On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 9:51 PM, Ryan Knapper wrote:
> A server would first have to analyse the request to figure out to which
> named instance to route the request. That would most likely eat up any time
> you'd save.
hum, interesting.
But, today how this works?
I have 4 instances of the
A server would first have to analyse the request to figure out to which
named instance to route the request. That would most likely eat up any time
you'd save.
2009/5/29 Eduardo Júnior
>
> Hi,
>
>
> I read about Bind which it works as follow (in general words):
>
> query -> named -> named.conf
Hi,
I read about Bind which it works as follow (in general words):
query -> named -> named.conf -> files zones
Is it possible create many named.conf, one per thread with the objetive of
to reduce queue's lenght of querys.
For example:
named.a-e.conf
named.f-m.conf
named.n-z.conf
Some query to
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