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I'm running arch64 on my Thinkpad x220 and have a strange problem here.
Sometimes DNS just stops working, to rule out a bad Server I tried it with the one of Google:
dig @8.8.8.8 archlinux.puzzle.chOn Archlinux dig tells me that no servers could be reached, although I can successfully ping 8.8.8.8.
Running MacOSX on another machine in the same network, dig gives me back the matching a-record.
This usually lasts from a few minutes up to about two hours, only on archlinux. Does somebody have any idea on this? ![]()
Last edited by simt (2011-12-22 18:39:27)
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Shouldn't it be more like 'dig archlinux.puzzle.ch @8.8.8.8' ?
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Shouldn't it be more like 'dig archlinux.puzzle.ch @8.8.8.8' ?
Doesn't matter, although manpage says 'dig @server query'.
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You are right, the manpage says 'dig @server query' but it seems to work either way. Maybe you can try 'tcptraceroute 8.8.8.8 53', it will probe tcp port 53 directly, although not the same as a "normal" dns query that will use udp [1] it will be quite close.
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Also have a look if you get network errors when that happens
ifconfig -sIf not you can check, if the dns requests actually go out with tcpdump. Strange problem anyhow since the ping works.
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The requests go out. I think I traced the problem down to my router(an old netgear device) when I reboot it everything works fine again.
Still I'm curious why it didn't affect MacOSX, I tried Arch on another machine and had the same thing.
I'll check back later when I'm done setting up my new router.
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Haven't had the problem since using my new device, I think this can be marked as solved.
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Haven't had the problem since using my new device, I think this can be marked as solved.
Then edit your first post and add [Solved] to the title ![]()
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