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- Subject: [dnswl-users] 127.0.10.3?
- From: "Brad Jorsch" <programmer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2011 11:15:05 -0500
Lately we've been getting responses of 127.0.10.3 to a significant fraction of our queries, even to IP addresses that the website lookup says are unlisted. Sometimes the TXT RR points to https://subscription.dnswl.org/. But it doesn't seem like it can be us making too many queries, I just checked our SMTP logs and we haven't come anywhere near 100000 SMTP connections in the past *month*. Our maximum number of connections in one day was only 1298, on October 22.
So what is going on? Could it be that all queries from every customer at our hosting provider are being "charged" against their caching nameservers? Or someone else in the same /24 (we have a /27) doing excessive queries? If so, what can we do to avoid this problem?
Re: [dnswl-users] 127.0.10.3? | "Bernd H. Steiner" <bernd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
Re: [dnswl-users] 127.0.10.3? | Dusan Obradovic <dusan@xxxxxxxxxxx> |