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Updated Load Balancing Options (markdown)

B00ze64 2018-04-07 01:48:00 -04:00
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Load-Balancing-Options.md

@ -35,5 +35,5 @@ The default strategy is **p2** so `DNSCrypt-Proxy` will pick one of the two fast
## Some Remarks ## Some Remarks
If you enable logging and have a look at the `DNSCrypt-Proxy` log, you will see the response times of all your servers when the proxy starts. You should notice that only a few servers are very fast for you, with the majority being appreciably slower. What this means is that if you have a relatively large list of random server from around the world, and you chose the **ph** strategy, some of your queries will probably end-up using slower servers; **p2** is probably the best strategy to use. If you enable logging and have a look at the `DNSCrypt-Proxy` log, you will see the response times of all your servers when the proxy starts. Since there are so few DNSCrypt servers out there, you should notice that only a few servers are very fast for you, with the majority being appreciably slower. What this means is that if you have a relatively large list of random server from around the world, and you chose the **ph** strategy, some of your queries will probably end-up using slower servers; **p2** is probably the best strategy to use. However, **ph** would probably be pretty good if you were choosing regular DNS servers, since there are thousands and many will be very fast for you.