This is a discussion on DNS Timeout within the AIX Operating System forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> I have a simple resolv.conf that queries two DNS servers (Win2003) for name resolution. The problem is when a ...
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| I have a simple resolv.conf that queries two DNS servers (Win2003) for name resolution. The problem is when a client does a login and either their host isn't in DNS or possibly the DNS servers are down, there is a very long delay (about 20+ seconds) before falling back. It looks like AIX is trying to resolve the client name on login for wtmp and I need to shorten the timeout on this. Anyway to do this? Thanks, -Scott |
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| On 2005-08-14, ScottZz <noemail@no.spam.net> wrote: > DNS or possibly the DNS servers are down, there is a very long delay > (about 20+ seconds) before falling back. See the book "Communications Programming Concepts", chapter "Sockets", section "Domain Name Resolution". Read about RES_TIMEOUT and RES_RETRY and be happy. :-) -- Jurjen Oskam |