Question about high performance with MaraDNS

[Maria Elinger]

Hola,
Gracias, thanks, for your answer. It´s true English is not my first language!

In fact, I had seen your post about tunning. I sent my question wishing someone else would make a comment about the experience with MaraDNS in heavily
loaded environments.

We´re about to install a testing enviroment and we´ll let you know our results.

Thanks,
María


 

-----Original Message-----
From: list-bounces at maradns.org [mailto:list-bounces at maradns.org] On Behalf Of Sam Trenholme
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2010 2:25 PM
To: list at maradns.org
Subject: Re: Question about high performance with MaraDNS

>Any of you can tell us any experience with heavy loaded recursive DNS
>platforms with MaraDNS? Is it suitable for this kind of load?
>Any recommendations are welcome.

Hola,

Entiendo que inglés no es su primero idioma.  De hecho, ya contesté
esta pregunta aquí:

http://woodlane.webconquest.com/pipermail/list/2010-January/000502.html

(English: I understand English is not your first language; in fact, I
have already answered this question here.

This is followed by the above URL.  For people who don't like seeing
exotic foreign languages on the mailing list, I allow it as long as an
English translation is provided.  I am of the opinion a well-educated
person knows at least one foreign language)

- Sam

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