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--- networking:dns:dns_performance_tests [2020/04/14 16:15] – peter
+++ networking:dns:dns_performance_tests [2021/01/07 12:12] (current) – peter
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 ====== Networking - DNS - DNS Performance Tests ======
-Required:
+Determine which DNS server is the quickest to use.
+If all you care about is speed, then the DNS with the lower number for the websites you care about is probably your best bet.
+----
+===== Required =====
 You need to install bc and dig. For Ubuntu:
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 </code>
-Install:
+----
+===== Install =====
 <code bash>
 git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/cleanbrowsing/dnsperftest/
-cd dnsperftest
-bash ./dnstest.sh
 </code>
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 PROVIDERS="
-.168.1.2#Peter
+.168.1.1#pfSense
+.168.1.2#Bind Server
 .1.1.1#cloudflare
 .2.2.1#level3
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 </file>
+----
+===== Run =====
+<code bash>
+cd dnsperftest
+bash ./dnstest.sh
+</code>
 returns:
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 </code>
-<WRAP center round info 60%>
-**NOTE:**  To sort
+<WRAP info>
+**NOTE:**  To sort with the fastest first, add **| sort -k 22 -n** at the end of the command:
 <code bash>
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 ==== For Windows users using the Linux subsystem ====
-If you receive an error $'\r': command not found, convert the file to a Linux-compatible line endings using:
+If you receive an error **<nowiki>$'\r':</nowiki>** command not found, convert the file to a Linux-compatible line endings using:
 <code bash>
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 https://github.com/cleanbrowsing/dnsperftest
+https://www.senki.org/network-operations-scaling/dns-latency-and-performance-test-tools/