This is a discussion on recursive clients ? / quota within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; Hi, As you know when the limit of 1000 (by default, or whatever you specify in named.conf) concurrent recursive ...
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Hi,
As you know when the limit of 1000 (by default, or whatever you specify in named.conf) concurrent recursive clients is reached, you get the following messages in the log: Jun 30 08:53:11 xxxx named[5961]: client: warning: client 10.1.2.3#4015: no more recursive clients: quota reached I was wondering what is really seen as a "recursive client" by BIND: a) any queries as long as the "recursive" flag is set ? (even if it's a query for a hostname the server is authoritative for...? or in the cache?) b) only recursive queries for which the server *has to* do the recursive job ? c) anything else ? I am somehow confused that I have to set the value to 6000 to completly get rid of the "no more rec client quota reached" messages... even though the query rate is about 200-300 queries/sec and most of them are legitimate and internal ones (internal hostname) thanks YMJ |
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