Hi,
I have an application where I am using the OpenSER with an SRV record lookup to load-balance towards several destination servers. When testing, I noticed that even if I have nscd caching turned on by setting:
enable-cache hosts yes
in my nscd.conf file, it still sends out a DNS SRV query for each call that is made (note that for A record lookups it does use the local nscd cache instead of doing a DNS query).
I am running my host on Solaris. Is there any way to get nscd to cache SRV records? If not is there another alternative that I can use?
thanks, Tim
Hello,
On 09/20/07 23:58, Tim Madorma wrote:
Hi,
I have an application where I am using the OpenSER with an SRV record lookup to load-balance towards several destination servers. When testing, I noticed that even if I have nscd caching turned on by setting:
enable-cache hosts yes
in my nscd.conf file, it still sends out a DNS SRV query for each call that is made (note that for A record lookups it does use the local nscd cache instead of doing a DNS query).
I am running my host on Solaris. Is there any way to get nscd to cache SRV records? If not is there another alternative that I can use?
best is to ask on the libc/nscd mailing list if you get problems with the dns caching daemon. You should get faster and autorative answer.
Cheers, Daniel
thanks, Tim
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