UseDNS no

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Oh. I've actually never used MaraDNS and if that works then great (obviously I was more focused on DNS servers that are compatible with cPanel and other similar services, which obviously are memory h

Why that? Maradns runs fine with on a 32MB VPS.

I personally use cPanel DNS Only and that requires at minimum 256MB of RAM.

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Third DNS - LocalISP.

Or just use rage4.com for DNS. They have like 20 servers around the world.

Yeah, I sorta freaked out when my VPN stopped working and I couldn't access their site, solusvm or client portal. Then I pinged my Florida DNS server and got scared when my other server, on a totally

I can log into my VPS now, but there's still connectivity issues (no DNS, can't access anything).

Doesn't help. Is there any easy way to get a call trace for the DNS lookups? That might help determining in which library/process the call hangs.

Btw logging into SSH also takes some time if no reverse DNS entry is set for the IP i'm connecting from.

The problem orrcurs with all IPs that don't have a reverse DNS entry set so it can't be caused by one misconfigured DNS server. Also the answers for the DNS queries actually arrive without any delay s

If you look at the screenshot i think the remote DNS server can be ruled out. Every DNS request gets answered within <100ms. The problem is that my server simply doesn't send DNS queries for 5

and benefits to all customers, such as free DNS hosting, free monitoring, free manual backups along with automated weekly offsite backups of all ChicagoVPS nodes, 24x7 support, discounted pricing on

Well, hard to say where the delay is. If it is in traceroute itself or the remote DNS server (Google). mtr seems to perform much better and most folks today use it exclusively. I use both and often

I expected more communication out of the crew. I would have only watched along since not impacted, but the NY downtime got me up and out of bed and moving stuff all over and mucking up my DNS records

Also DNS for the IRC is working again >_>

Server's back on node04, though DNS not so much:

For further investigation i've tcpdump'd my DNS traffic while doing a traceroute and loaded it into Wireshark: