Slow resolving DNS Hostname
I'm a Linux newbie, so maybe I am missing something easy....
In the past several days I have installed Fedora Core 2 at home and at work on separate PC's as well as Madrake 10.0 on a third PC at work. My house runs on high speed cable modem and works runs on high speed DSL. My problem is that web browsing in all 3 setups is incredibly slow. It takes up to a minute or more to resolve the DNS hostname. On winodws PC's at the same locations this is never a problem. I checked the resolv.conf file and it shows the correct DNS servers. I have used FireFox, Mozilla, and Konqueror browsers all with similar results. I am looking for any general information on what settings I should be looking at? |
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Thanks for the reply.
I ran the "Dig www.linuxquestions.org A" command and it returned results very quickly. Also I should mention that if I use FireFox to browse to a specific IP address, it goes right to the correct site without delay. Is there anyway to turn on DNS caching? |
i am having the same problem...and by the way, how do i check my kernel version? I am a newbie
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