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Subject: AAAA queries (was: Realtek 8139 (rl) very poor performance)
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Thank you all for your responses and your support. However, I changed the=20
network card and it didn't work (I have now a Davicom 9102).

Well, anyway, after playing around with ethereal and tcpdump, I think that =
the=20
problem have to do with IPv6. Well, not exactly. I found that when I try to=
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make an HTTP connection (for example, with lynx), my machine sends an AAAA=
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query and my DNS server doesn't seems to handle it properly.

So, I'd like the software stop doing such queries... what can I start for?=
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Must I recompile aplications? I've get out "INET6" support from the kernel,=
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but it's not sufficient.

Ideas? A link to documentation about it?

Thank you!

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Imobach Gonz=E1lez Sosa
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