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On Tue, 18 Jun 2002, Derek D. Martin wrote: > At some point hitherto, Rob Ransbottom hath spake thusly: > > > DNS servers? I've seen a number of people do that, and I've always felt > > > that that was pointless. The only external nameservers your nameserver > > > needs to know about are the root nameservers. > > > > Yeah, but why heat up a hot spot? > > Because that's how DNS is INTENDED to work. Pshaw. ISPs would not run nameservers if that was the case. > Plus, during the short time I used them, I always found M1's DNS > servers to be slow. That is why then. Sounds like a reason to me. rob Live the dream.
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