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Re: Youtube Geolocation
From: Blake Hudson <blake () ispn net>
Date: Fri, 22 Apr 2011 12:33:54 -0500
Aaron Hopkins wrote:
Try using nameservers on a different /24 and see if the problem goes away. -- Aaron
That's a good point. We've worked with Akamai in the past. Their CDN solution works via DNS resolution. If your DNS servers are in Kansas, you'll get the Akamai servers close to Kansas - whether you're there or not. Akamai uses a combination of GeoIP and network operator contributed IP ranges. For example, if you have an Akamai cache on your network, you specifically tell Akamai what IP ranges should be served from that cache - it doesn't seem to matter if these IP addresses belong to you or not. I'm not sure how they deal with overlap. --Blake
Current thread:
- Youtube Geolocation Dan White (Apr 21)
- Re: Youtube Geolocation Carl Rosevear (Apr 21)
- RE: Youtube Geolocation Mike Schoenfeld (Apr 21)
- Re: Youtube Geolocation Carl Rosevear (Apr 21)
- Re: Youtube Geolocation Dan White (Apr 21)
- RE: Youtube Geolocation Mike Schoenfeld (Apr 21)
- Re: Youtube Geolocation Carl Rosevear (Apr 21)
- Re: Youtube Geolocation Harry Strongburg (Apr 21)
- Re: Youtube Geolocation Christopher Morrow (Apr 21)
- Re: Youtube Geolocation Harry Strongburg (Apr 21)
- Re: Youtube Geolocation Christopher Morrow (Apr 21)
- Re: Youtube Geolocation Christopher Morrow (Apr 21)
- Re: Youtube Geolocation Blake Hudson (Apr 22)