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Joe Snodgrass
Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server, but how do
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
Joe Snodgrass said:Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server, but how do
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
Joe said:Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server,
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server,
Fred Zwarts wrote:
Joe Snodgrass wrote ...
Why posting in these newsgroups? I don't understand the relation with C++,Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server, but how do
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
php, or java [sic].
Really? You never have to diagnose or influence deployment issues as a
programmer? Does your favorite programming language exist in a vacuum where
computers and networks and DNS servers have no relevance?
Fred Zwarts wrote:
Joe Snodgrass wrote ...
Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server, but how do
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
Why posting in these newsgroups? I don't understand the relation with C++,
php, or java [sic].
Really? You never have to diagnose or influence deployment issues as a
programmer? Does your favorite programming language exist in a vacuum where
computers and networks and DNS servers have no relevance?
I wanted to know how an internal combustion engine works, and I knew
my baker
drives a car, so I asked him instead of a mechanic.
Fred Zwarts wrote:
Joe Snodgrass wrote ...
Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server, but how do
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
Why posting in these newsgroups? I don't understand the relation with C++,
php, or java [sic].
Really? You never have to diagnose or influence deployment issues as a
programmer? Does your favorite programming language exist in a vacuum where
computers and networks and DNS servers have no relevance?
I wanted to know how an internal combustion engine works, and I knew
my baker
drives a car, so I asked him instead of a mechanic.
Fred Zwarts wrote:
Joe Snodgrass wrote ...
Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server, but how do
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
Why posting in these newsgroups? I don't understand the relation with C++,
php, or java [sic].
Really? You never have to diagnose or influence deployment issues as a
programmer? Does your favorite programming language exist in a vacuum where
computers and networks and DNS servers have no relevance?
I wanted to know how an internal combustion engine works, and I knew
my baker
drives a car, so I asked him instead of a mechanic.
I see your group has idiots who don't care about the group's charter, either -
and think everything should be on topic in every newsgroup.
Gee, I wonder why there isn't just one big newsgroup so anyone can ask
everyone a question, instead of the tens of thousands of newsgroups, each for
their specific topic(s).
Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server, but how do
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
Your IAP chooses a DNS server for you when you do a DHCP renew. It
would rude to use some other server than the one he gives you.
He is trying to balance his loads.
People running the servers try to balance loads. What is the relevance of
that to what DNS servers you use?
The answer seems so obvious that I wonder if I am misinterpreting your
question. If the IAP has 3 servers and he tells 1/3 of his customers
to use each server, it will optimise throughput. If his customers
ignore his request and all go direct to server 0, they will overload
that server and waste the power of the other two.
Lawrence D'Oliveiro said:What servers exactly are you talking about? DNS servers or something else?
Fred Zwarts wrote:
Joe Snodgrass wrote ...
Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server, but how do
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
Why posting in these newsgroups? I don't understand the relation
with C++,
php, or java [sic].
Really? You never have to diagnose or influence deployment issues as a
programmer? Does your favorite programming language exist in a
vacuum where
computers and networks and DNS servers have no relevance?
I wanted to know how an internal combustion engine works, and I knew
my baker
drives a car, so I asked him instead of a mechanic.
I see your group has idiots who don't care about the group's charter,
either -
and think everything should be on topic in every newsgroup.
Gee, I wonder why there isn't just one big newsgroup so anyone can ask
everyone a question, instead of the tens of thousands of newsgroups,
each for
their specific topic(s).
Well, aren't you the soul of helpfulness? Are you a C++ guy or a PHP guy?
Yes, and I'm also a Java guy. But because of idiots like you I don't monitor
c.l.j very much.
On 5/16/2011 7:06 PM, red floyd wrote:
Fred Zwarts wrote:
Joe Snodgrass wrote ...
Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server, but how do
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
Why posting in these newsgroups? I don't understand the relation
with C++,
php, or java [sic].
Really? You never have to diagnose or influence deployment issues as a
programmer? Does your favorite programming language exist in a
vacuum where
computers and networks and DNS servers have no relevance?
I wanted to know how an internal combustion engine works, and I knew
my baker
drives a car, so I asked him instead of a mechanic.
I see your group has idiots who don't care about the group's charter,
either -
and think everything should be on topic in every newsgroup.
Gee, I wonder why there isn't just one big newsgroup so anyone can ask
everyone a question, instead of the tens of thousands of newsgroups,
each for
their specific topic(s).
Well, aren't you the soul of helpfulness? Are you a C++ guy or a PHP guy?
Yes, and I'm also a Java guy. But because of idiots like you I don't
monitor c.l.j very much.
On 05/16/2011 10:24 PM, Jerry Stuckle wrote:
On 5/16/2011 7:06 PM, red floyd wrote:
Fred Zwarts wrote:
Joe Snodgrass wrote ...
Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server, but
how do
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
Why posting in these newsgroups? I don't understand the relation
with C++,
php, or java [sic].
Really? You never have to diagnose or influence deployment issues
as a
programmer? Does your favorite programming language exist in a
vacuum where
computers and networks and DNS servers have no relevance?
I wanted to know how an internal combustion engine works, and I knew
my baker
drives a car, so I asked him instead of a mechanic.
I see your group has idiots who don't care about the group's charter,
either -
and think everything should be on topic in every newsgroup.
Gee, I wonder why there isn't just one big newsgroup so anyone can ask
everyone a question, instead of the tens of thousands of newsgroups,
each for
their specific topic(s).
Well, aren't you the soul of helpfulness? Are you a C++ guy or a PHP
guy?
Yes, and I'm also a Java guy. But because of idiots like you I don't
monitor c.l.j very much.
Mr. Stuckle, you can get your point across without being a bully.
Bill B
On 5/17/2011 12:19 AM, Lew wrote:
On 05/16/2011 10:24 PM, Jerry Stuckle wrote:
On 5/16/2011 7:06 PM, red floyd wrote:
Fred Zwarts wrote:
Joe Snodgrass wrote ...
Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server, but
how do
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
Why posting in these newsgroups? I don't understand the relation
with C++,
php, or java [sic].
Really? You never have to diagnose or influence deployment issues
as a
programmer? Does your favorite programming language exist in a
vacuum where
computers and networks and DNS servers have no relevance?
I wanted to know how an internal combustion engine works, and I knew
my baker
drives a car, so I asked him instead of a mechanic.
I see your group has idiots who don't care about the group's charter,
either -
and think everything should be on topic in every newsgroup.
Gee, I wonder why there isn't just one big newsgroup so anyone can ask
everyone a question, instead of the tens of thousands of newsgroups,
each for
their specific topic(s).
Well, aren't you the soul of helpfulness? Are you a C++ guy or a PHP
guy?
Yes, and I'm also a Java guy. But because of idiots like you I don't
monitor c.l.j very much.
Mr. Stuckle, you can get your point across without being a bully.
Bill B
Bill, you can take your self-righteous attitude and stuff it where the
sun doesn't shine. That way it will be right next to your head.
Indeed. Jerry is a nothing guy really.Lew said:Nobody misses you. Plonk.
On 5/17/2011 7:01 AM, Jerry Stuckle wrote:
On 5/17/2011 12:19 AM, Lew wrote:
On 05/16/2011 10:24 PM, Jerry Stuckle wrote:
On 5/16/2011 7:06 PM, red floyd wrote:
Fred Zwarts wrote:
Joe Snodgrass wrote ...
Nslookup gives you the ability to change your DNS server, but
how do
you find out what other DNS servers are available? TIA.
Why posting in these newsgroups? I don't understand the relation
with C++,
php, or java [sic].
Really? You never have to diagnose or influence deployment issues
as a
programmer? Does your favorite programming language exist in a
vacuum where
computers and networks and DNS servers have no relevance?
I wanted to know how an internal combustion engine works, and I knew
my baker
drives a car, so I asked him instead of a mechanic.
I see your group has idiots who don't care about the group's charter,
either -
and think everything should be on topic in every newsgroup.
Gee, I wonder why there isn't just one big newsgroup so anyone can
ask
everyone a question, instead of the tens of thousands of newsgroups,
each for
their specific topic(s).
Well, aren't you the soul of helpfulness? Are you a C++ guy or a PHP
guy?
Yes, and I'm also a Java guy. But because of idiots like you I don't
monitor c.l.j very much.
Mr. Stuckle, you can get your point across without being a bully.
Bill B
Bill, you can take your self-righteous attitude and stuff it where the
sun doesn't shine. That way it will be right next to your head.
A little self control, Mr. Stuckle, you fall into the same trap every
time. By now you should know that your words have no effect on me.
Bullying me is a waste of your time. I expect civil discourse from you,
Mr. Stuckle, and nothing you say will change that. Give it up, man.
Bill B
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