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DNS Cache with dnsmasq
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 10/30/2010 10:27 AM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
Go2Linux shows you how to setup a DNS Cache with dnsmasq
Improve the browsing speed is something I'm always looking for. Some time ago I've written about DNS cache, with pdnsd this time I will write about dnsmasq, another DNS cache, that also works as DHCP server.
How it works?
A DNS cache works by saving locally all queries to DNS servers, and then any future request for the same query is served immediately, as there is no network delay, the idea is install dnsmasq in your own PC, or in a PC in your local network.
Depending on how far or near you are from the DNS server, the latency can add substantial time to the server response.
How it works?
A DNS cache works by saving locally all queries to DNS servers, and then any future request for the same query is served immediately, as there is no network delay, the idea is install dnsmasq in your own PC, or in a PC in your local network.
Depending on how far or near you are from the DNS server, the latency can add substantial time to the server response.
DNS Cache with dnsmasq
