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David_Brodin
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‎2019-03-26 02:01 AM

Domain Objects (FQDN) follow TTL

Is there a reason Domain Objects (FQDN-mode) do not follow TTL but is statically updated every 60s (r80.20)?

Id think that would relieve the gate of a bunch of performance to be used elsewhere, and also offload any poor DNS-resolver.

 

BR,

David

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PhoneBoy
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‎2019-03-27 04:36 PM

I suppose it accounts for lower than 60 second TTLs to do that.
Not 100% sure of the exact logic, though.

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