This is a discussion on Re: Minimize impact of NXDOMAIN requests within the Bind Users forums, part of the DNS and Related Forums category; > Hi, > > someone refer me to this list on discussing BIND > specific questions. > > In fact, ...
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> Hi, > > someone refer me to this list on discussing BIND > specific questions. > > In fact, we are using BIND9.2.5, BIND9.3.1 as cache > server, which provide public service. I noticed that > the NXDOMAIN keep increasing. The amount of NXDOMAIN > forms a large part of cache server load. Is there any > method to minimize impact of such requests on BIND? > > Joe > > > ******************** > I run "rndc stats" continuously( interval is less than > 2 seconds), it's shown: > > ==================== > success 17950622 > referral 225680 > nxrrset 1691861 > nxdomain 11203490 > recursion 3648017 > failure 1363923 > ... > --- Statistics Dump --- (1116319437) > +++ Statistics Dump +++ (1116322885) > success 18889882 > referral 229772 > nxrrset 1809835 > nxdomain 11474755 > recursion 3825876 > failure 1415044 > .... > --- Statistics Dump --- (1116322885) > +++ Statistics Dump +++ (1116322886) > success 18890342 > referral 229772 > nxrrset 1809868 > nxdomain 11474873 > recursion 3825976 > failure 1415052 > .... > --- Statistics Dump --- (1116322886) > > ********************* What's the problem. 78 nxdomain/sec is not a lot. If you really want to go futher you need to look at the queries themselves and look for patterns in them. Mark -- Mark Andrews, ISC 1 Seymour St., Dundas Valley, NSW 2117, Australia PHONE: +61 2 9871 4742 INTERNET: Mark_Andrews@isc.org |