Hi Tony,

Nope, my server is not an open resolver, but a lot of clients are using it :) - 
Actually one of my customers had a broken netgear device that was making 1000 
qps for  time-g.netgear.com. Probably some kind of software bug.

I can recommend dnstop to find "bad dns clients" - But dnstop also showed me 
I'm getting 5-7K qps, and not 700-800 as collectd showed me. 

Do you think this is too much for a VM? - My VM is only loaded 50% on each core.

 /Søren

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Fra: Tony Finch [mailto:fa...@hermes.cam.ac.uk] På vegne af Tony Finch
Sendt: 4. december 2015 13:34
Til: Søren Andersen <s...@stofa.dk>
Cc: bind-users@lists.isc.org
Emne: Re: Bind bind high recv-q

Søren Andersen <s...@stofa.dk> wrote:
>
> I'm experiencing some strange problems with my bind installation. - I 
> notice my bind recv-q is quite high sometimes.. therefore my DNS 
> clients can experience DNS lookup to take 1-4 secs. My bind is running 
> on a 4 core vm I VMware with 8Gb ram. - At peak I receive app. 700-800 
> QPS. - The load is 20-40% on each CPU core. - I've also configured 2 RPZ 
> zones.

Is your server an open resolver being used as part of a DDoS attack?

Do you have compromised client machines running malware that hammers your 
server?

Find out where the queries are coming from using netflow or tcpdump or query 
logging.

Tony.
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