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ADP default option for DNS traffic
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09-26-2024 02:41 AM
I have issue that the application perform some DNS query to Grid member but reponse was slower than existing DNS server, and some information was missed. review the packet capture, the Application use TCP for DNS and mulitple query in one session. Finally, I noted that the option " Disable multiple DNS requests via single TCP session" was checked in ADP setting. After unchecked, the application got the positive result. It seems this option change protocol behavior for TCP DNS. Does ADP has other default option or default behavior affected when ADP is enabled on member ?
Re: ADP default option for DNS traffic
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10-01-2024 10:25 PM - edited 10-01-2024 10:33 PM
@kenlui_moe hall pass wrote:I have issue that the application perform some DNS query to Grid member but reponse was slower than existing DNS server, and some information was missed. review the packet capture, the Application use TCP for DNS and mulitple query in one session. Finally, I noted that the option " Disable multiple DNS requests via single TCP session" was checked in ADP setting. After unchecked, the application got the positive result. It seems this option change protocol behavior for TCP DNS. Does ADP has other default option or default behavior affected when ADP is enabled on member ?
It sounds like you encountered a significant issue with DNS performance due to the "Disable multiple DNS requests via single TCP session" option being enabled in ADP settings. By unchecking this option, your application was able to execute multiple queries in a single TCP session, leading to improved performance and correct responses from the DNS server. Hope! it will be helpful.