on 7/30/2002 3:04 PM Keith Moore wrote:
you're simply wrong. until you can understand the math, I don't see
any point in continuing this discussion.
Do you honestly believe that the root servers get the same number of cache
hits per day for (say) .re as they do for .com?
You are somehow trying to argue that .bar will raise to the same size as
.foo but that the overall number of queries will be static. With that
restriction, .foo and .bar can only reach parity if half of the
delegations migrate into .bar from .foo, or from some other zone(s). Once
those zones shrink, they will get less queries (cf, .re).
The only way out of the hole you have dug for yourself is to increase the
overall number of queries.
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