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On 2004-09-03 at 09:14 -0500, Peter da Silva wrote: > YAR SCURVY BEGGAR! If you're going to intercept DNS requests and > replace them with random names you pick up from WINS, browsing, > yarrow stalks, and entrails of small animals, will you at least > add some code that goes "hey, I'm getting a failure here, why don't > I go back and give DNS another shot"? Is it 'intercepting', or are the hostname resolution routines using other sources first, much as Suns will use NIS+ maps, etc etc? If it's cached a failure, have you tried ipconfig /flushdns, that ever-so-handy tool for dealing with the broken cache-timeouts in the MS name-service cache? *mutters darkly about 5 minute TTLs being 24 hour TTLs for Windows-using customers*There's stuff above here
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