“When you get back the answer… it comes with a timestamp… you can keep that information for a day… caching infrastructure”

The Peterman Pod · The Story Behind Creating DNS | Paul Mockapetris

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Implemented caching of DNS responses with a TTL so that a resolver can reuse a record for up to a day

TTL up to a day

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