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Uplink balancing and DNS

Today I setup uplink balancing, and I discovered a "nice" surprice. I have 2 DSL lines and both my ISP prohibit the use of their DNS server to ips that does not belongs to their network. So first DSL can use its own dns server, second DSL can use its own dns server. Obviously I can put all dns servers in Dns forwarder list, but I suppose that this can cause some slowness in performing dns queries.

What do you think about this scenario?

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eclipse79

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0 BAlfson over 13 years ago

Eclipse, did you see Goldy's post about her experiments?

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0 eclipse79oldacct over 13 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Eclipse, did you see Goldy's post about her experiments?
Cheers - Bob

I completely missed it!
Her experience explains why, with availability groups, my "advanced host monitor" could contact only the first server listed in availability group.
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0 eclipse79oldacct over 13 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Eclipse, did you see Goldy's post about her experiments?
Cheers - Bob

I completely missed it!
Her experience explains why, with availability groups, my "advanced host monitor" could contact only the first server listed in availability group.
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