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Incident report
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Resolution: Duplicate
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Trivial
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None
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7.0.8
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None
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Debian 12 / Zabbix-Proxy 7.08
Steps to reproduce:
- Configure host with an interface using FQDN instead of IP
- Observe dns queries with tcpdump/wireshark
We are wondering why our zabbix-proxy generates over 1000 dns requests per second. On the server we run dns caching daemon, but the zabbix-proxy sends requests with random cased names. For example: when you configure the host with the interface hostname.subdomain.tld, you will see many requests (A/AAAA) for HOStNamE.sUbDOMAiN.Tld, HosTName.SUBdOmAIn.tLd, HOStname.sUbdoMAiN.TLd, etc.... For the caching daemon it looks different and all requests are send to our resolver. Is there a way to change this behavior?
- duplicates
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ZBX-25880 Weird dns requests from zabbix
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- Closed
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