Quoting John Mc Donald (johnmcd at cs.may.ie):
> I'm not quite sure what you mean, but I think it is fine. Both use the
> same dns server and both have entries in the DNS server. Why do you ask?
> Can you be more specific?
Whenever I hear "Network service foo suffers delays of up to minute", I
tend to think the cause might be failure to set up or fully populate the
reverse DNS, or ensure that it matches the forward lookups.
This has been a common problem ever since widespread use of tcpwrappers (or
xinentd) became fashionable.
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