Using DNS4EU in North America
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Hey gang, I'm considering using DNS4EU in Canada. My ping to their servers is ~130ms. That's way longer than anything local which is on the order of 1-5ms. Apart from resolving uncached entries taking longer, is there any contraindication to using a DNS server with high latency?
If you’re using a government run DNS, why not use the CIRA ones instead?
https://www.cira.ca/en/canadian-shield/ -
If you’re using a government run DNS, why not use the CIRA ones instead?
https://www.cira.ca/en/canadian-shield/wrote last edited by [email protected]I'm currently trying that but the proposed information sharing changes with the US in Bill
C-5C-2 change the calculus. I'm sure part of the push comes from the American copyright lobby. -
I'm currently trying that but the proposed information sharing changes with the US in Bill
C-5C-2 change the calculus. I'm sure part of the push comes from the American copyright lobby.Fellow Canadian here, this has completely been off my radar. A quick search brings for Bill C-5 brings up the removal of trade barriers and tax cuts.
Can you point me to where the copyright nonsense is in the bill?
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Fellow Canadian here, this has completely been off my radar. A quick search brings for Bill C-5 brings up the removal of trade barriers and tax cuts.
Can you point me to where the copyright nonsense is in the bill?
wrote last edited by [email protected]Sorry, C-2.
It's got some Patriot Act-y stuff in it. Look up coverage on it. -
Hey gang, I'm considering using DNS4EU in Canada. My ping to their servers is ~130ms. That's way longer than anything local which is on the order of 1-5ms. Apart from resolving uncached entries taking longer, is there any contraindication to using a DNS server with high latency?
Does DNS ping really matter unless you're making a lot of random uncached requests?
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Does DNS ping really matter unless you're making a lot of random uncached requests?
Probably not.
