Re: [nsp] Slow access to one particular web site

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> Yes.. many servers (IMO brain dead servers) won't feed pages or won't
> feed them well to sites with no name service.

Actually, it's the server itself that doesn't have the name service. We're
fine, as far as I can tell. I wanted to think that DNS was the actual
culprit, mainly because this is the only site I know of that both shows
this behavior and has no reverse DNS. I just need some prove to show the
bosses here. Does anyone know of any similar sites (running a web server,
but no reverse DNS)?

thanks!

--Steve

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