What could cause this?
Please advise why using Google DNS servers causes this tremendous
decrease in speed.
Thanks.
I know Apple uses Akamai for their CDN and it can send you to the
wrong place for downloads.
Not a lot you can do about it I'm afraid if that is the case. Easy way
to find out is do a nslookup while using Google DNS and while using
your ISP's then compare them.
- Alex
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On Feb 1, 6:43 pm, Alex Smith <a...@alexsmith.me> wrote:
> DNS itself doesn't affect throughput on connections, however I would
> speculate that it's the old Geo-Location issue that has been seen a
> lot (where it sends you to a less than optimal location for your
> downloads).
>
> I know Apple uses Akamai for their CDN and it can send you to the
> wrong place for downloads.
>
> Not a lot you can do about it I'm afraid if that is the case. Easy way
> to find out is do a nslookup while using Google DNS and while using
> your ISP's then compare them.
>
> - Alex
> ---
> Kind regards,
>
> Alex Smith
> This November I'm Treking the Sahara Desert for Charity, checkout my
> website athttp://trek2010.org.uk/