i'm using single core (VMware instance), but i see the main differnece in the fwd_static entry:
i have additionally configured a fixed host in the DNS forwarders section.
Would mind like to do a quick test: add a known good public dns server (Google, OpenDNS, etc). in that "DNS forwarders" section and see if it still is an issue?
To find a good, fast DNS server in your region, it might be a good idea to take a look at steve gibsons dns benchmark tool (available from grc.com).
i'm using single core (VMware instance), but i see the main differnece in the fwd_static entry:
i have additionally configured a fixed host in the DNS forwarders section.
Would mind like to do a quick test: add a known good public dns server (Google, OpenDNS, etc). in that "DNS forwarders" section and see if it still is an issue?
To find a good, fast DNS server in your region, it might be a good idea to take a look at steve gibsons dns benchmark tool (available from grc.com).
I believe I have this problem as well on a box... it's a DSL connected unit, so I'm guessing the ASG is doing lookups before PPPOE comes up. It's done this for as long as I can remember, going back to Version 7.
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