And, I'm sure everyone is tired of me asking this- but are you using the best DNS servers possible, and do you have multiple forwarders defined? That rarely means your ISP's DNS, nor are common public ones like Google's or OpenVPN's usually the fastest anymore.
GRC's DNS benchmark tool is pretty handy for finding fast and reliable DNS.
And, I'm sure everyone is tired of me asking this- but are you using the best DNS servers possible, and do you have multiple forwarders defined? That rarely means your ISP's DNS, nor are common public ones like Google's or OpenVPN's usually the fastest anymore.
GRC's DNS benchmark tool is pretty handy for finding fast and reliable DNS.
it's not dns. I've troubleshot everything and found all of the above to not be the issue..look in my previous threads. I run DNS internally with forwards to opendns. i've also tried other servers. The issue isn't dns or connectivity at my sites..it's the cff servers slowing down. It's moot now...i've moved to another product that doesn't kill web performance randomly until Astaro fixes this.
And, I'm sure everyone is tired of me asking this- but are you using the best DNS servers possible, and do you have multiple forwarders defined? That rarely means your ISP's DNS, nor are common public ones like Google's or OpenVPN's usually the fastest anymore.
GRC's DNS benchmark tool is pretty handy for finding fast and reliable DNS.
it's not dns. I've troubleshot everything and found all of the above to not be the issue..look in my previous threads. I run DNS internally with forwards to opendns. i've also tried other servers. The issue isn't dns or connectivity at my sites..it's the cff servers slowing down. It's moot now...i've moved to another product that doesn't kill web performance randomly until Astaro fixes this.
