We are currently hitting 45000-55000 queries every
five minute this is usually when cpu hovers around the
6-10 percent area. This is usually from 8 am to 11:30
then it goes to around 1-3 percent in the late
afternoons. I have all the services shutdown except
Bind and ssh is turned off as well. I
I would suggest you setup some sort of monitoring on the bind process. I
personally use mrtg to graph the output of "rndc stats". The main dns
server I am responsible for runs about 12k-15k dns queries per 5 minutes
and has just about zero load. It's running on a slowish (aren't they
all) sparc
These two bind servers are authoritative for 200 zones
and as far as clients go that's a hard one. Because
of the way everything snowballed before I got ahold of
it it could be as many as > 10,000 this is a best
guess of course. Once I prove that debian is the way
to go with this I plan to implem
On Thu, 8 May 2003 03:08, peace bwitchu wrote:
> this box working too hard or is the normal. Since
> this box is dedicated solely to dns I just want to
> make sure that I'm not pushing bind too hard and end
> up with stability problems.
Without knowing how many machines are using "this box" as a
I have recently installed bind 9.2.2 on 2 debian woody
sytems and have a couple of questions concerning the
cpu utilization. Bind is running on a 2.4 Ghrtz P4
and during a time period of 11:00 am -2:00pm the
average cpu util. is around 1o percent. during the
other hours of the day we are around 3
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