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11-10-2000 10:35 AM
11-10-2000 10:35 AM
DNS Timeout
I am trying to change the DNS Timeout and Retry setting for queries but have hit a wall. I found the following entry on HP's web page which, by the way, doesn't work:
<<< snip >>>
How can I change the default timeout value for a dns query?
DocId: NR0500KBRC00002433 Updated: 6/4/00 7:03:34 AM
PROBLEM
How can the timeout and retransmit default for a dns query be changed?
RESOLUTION
1. Install the following patch:
For HPUX 10.20 install patch PHCO_20098 (libc:y2k:year2000:cumulative) or later
For HPUX 11.0 install patch PHCO_20493 (libc:10.20:compatibility) or later
2. Edit the /etc/resolv.conf and add the parameters retry and retrans. The retrans is specified in milli-seconds. For example to configure the system to only do 2 retries and to retransmit in 3 seconds, edit the file as follows:
domain mydomain.com
nameserver ip_of_nameserver1
nameserver ip_of_nameserver2
retry 2
retrans 3000
<<< end of snip >>>
The system is running HP-UX v10.20 and I have the March 2000 patches installed. The system also has patch PHCO_20441, which has superceded the above mentioned patch for 10.20.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thankyou.
<<< snip >>>
How can I change the default timeout value for a dns query?
DocId: NR0500KBRC00002433 Updated: 6/4/00 7:03:34 AM
PROBLEM
How can the timeout and retransmit default for a dns query be changed?
RESOLUTION
1. Install the following patch:
For HPUX 10.20 install patch PHCO_20098 (libc:y2k:year2000:cumulative) or later
For HPUX 11.0 install patch PHCO_20493 (libc:10.20:compatibility) or later
2. Edit the /etc/resolv.conf and add the parameters retry and retrans. The retrans is specified in milli-seconds. For example to configure the system to only do 2 retries and to retransmit in 3 seconds, edit the file as follows:
domain mydomain.com
nameserver ip_of_nameserver1
nameserver ip_of_nameserver2
retry 2
retrans 3000
<<< end of snip >>>
The system is running HP-UX v10.20 and I have the March 2000 patches installed. The system also has patch PHCO_20441, which has superceded the above mentioned patch for 10.20.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thankyou.
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11-10-2000 12:27 PM
11-10-2000 12:27 PM
Re: DNS Timeout
Edward:
The timeout and retrans are options in the /etc/resolv.conf file so you should specify after the word options:
domain mydomain.com
nameserver ip_of_nameserver1
nameserver ip_of_nameserver2
options retry:2 retrans:3000
Good luck
The timeout and retrans are options in the /etc/resolv.conf file so you should specify after the word options:
domain mydomain.com
nameserver ip_of_nameserver1
nameserver ip_of_nameserver2
options retry:2 retrans:3000
Good luck
nothing wrong with me that a few lines of code cannot fix!
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