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[atlas] Case sensitive DNS queries from the probe
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Philip Homburg
philip.homburg at ripe.net
Thu Aug 6 14:25:38 CEST 2015
Hi Wilfried, On 2015/08/06 12:44 , Wilfried Woeber wrote: > Is there any intelligence available about the percentage (or type) of responders > answering with the "correct" camel case? I'm running measurement 1666409 which asks for 'WwW.rIpE.nEt.'. In addition it sets the DO flag. Looking at a download of 'latest', I got the following results: Total number of probes: 8267 Total number of perfect probes: 6780 Total number of probes with bad Qname: 320 Total number of probes with FORMERR: 447 Total number of probes with REFUSED: 74 Total number of probes with SERVFAIL: 15 Total number of probes with no answers: 5 Total number of probes with EDNS0 in Answer: 86 Total number of probes with no result (timeout): 609 So 8267 probes are active and 6780 returned the correct results for all of their resolvers. The other statistics are per resolver. So a single probe may trigger more than one error. I'm surprised by the high number of FORMERRs. Finding EDNS0 records in the Answer section is also fascinating. >From other statistics, we find that about 300 probes cannot perform HTTP measurements due to DNS lookup failures. Philip
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