Yahoo
uses akamai technology (bgp path analysis) to determine what content server is
"closest" to a given host and bases its' dns response on that data. You
could contact Akamai and, explain your network, and see if they can make the
necessary adjustments, or if you are large enough ask them to drop a couple of
servers in your site. (or they may want you to send them a BGP
feed)
-Ejay
-----Original Message----- From: Alan Sato
[mailto:asato@altrio.net] Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 12:17
PM To: nanog@merit.edu Subject: DNS resolution to
Yahoo.
So I got 2 dns servers that resolve www.yahoo.com differently.
Server A goes to
216.109.125.69.The Server B goes
to 66.218.71.92.The 66.218.71.92
is a faster route for me.