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Behavior of outbound DNS query from LTM behavior
- Oct 06, 2023
Definitely more than possible to get those stats. Make an LTM pool of your DNS servers, by IP. Use a DNS monitor against them. You don't need a VIP. You just want to health check them. After that, tmos stats should be able to point out the issue.
jlarger The DNS query order is from top to bottom for the order in file /etc/resolv.conf if you look at that file in CLI bash. Additionally the timeout should be the Linux default which is two 5 second timeouts for a total of 10 seconds before it checks the secondary DNS server. Now keep in mind that if you're using FQDNs as a pool member you have an additional setting in the GUI that you have to check for the specific node that tells it to honor the DNS record TTL or to use it's own which I believe is 1 hour by default.
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