From: Michael McNamara (mac@verisity.com)
Date: Thu Apr 22 2004 - 16:35:29 PDT
-- On Apr 22 2004 at 12:01, Kurt Baty sent a message:
> To: Btf@boyd.com, etf@boyd.com, ptf@boyd.com, 1364@accellera.org, kurt@wsfdb.com
> Subject: "Cadence is completely off the net!!!"
> Cadence is completely off the net!!!
>
> I don't mean that they are down,
> I mean that they have NO ROUTE TABLE ENTREES!!!
>
>
> mail someone @cadence.com
>
> try to get:
> http://www.cadence.com/
>
>
> wow
>
> kurt
Looks good now.
I suspect they are changing their ISP.
Looking at their start of authority record, you see:
% nslookup
...
> set query=soa
> cadence.com
Server: ns.cadence.com
Address: 158.140.1.253
cadence.com
origin = ns.cadence.com
mail addr = hostmaster.cadence.com
serial = 2004022406
refresh = 7200 (2H)
retry = 225 (225)
expire = 604800 (1W)
minimum ttl = 900 (15M)
cadence.com nameserver = auth00.ns.uu.NET
cadence.com nameserver = ns.cadence.com
ns.cadence.com internet address = 158.140.1.253
auth00.ns.uu.NET internet address = 198.6.1.65
>
Key bits here is that the refresh is set to two hours, and retry to
3.75 minutes, and ttl is set to just 15 minutes.
Basically this means that the distributed servers have to keep
checking with ns.cadence.com to get new values for the addresses.
More stable companies :-) like verisity set these to values in many
minutes or hours:
> verisity.com
Server: watson.verisity.com
Address: 216.216.10.41
verisity.com
origin = watson.verisity.com
mail addr = postmaster.watson.verisity.com
serial = 2860260816
refresh = 3600 (1H)
retry = 1200 (20M)
expire = 3600000 (3600000)
minimum ttl = 21600 (6H)
verisity.com nameserver = watson.verisity.com
verisity.com nameserver = carmel.verisity.com
watson.verisity.com internet address = 216.216.10.41
carmel.verisity.com internet address = 212.150.223.1
>
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