mcav: Mediacom DNS is down. Look at it this way: when it's down, they can't redirect you to ads on unregistered domains!

ciscojsolse: HTTP to Webex.com Total RTT: 1872 milliseconds ( DNS RTT: 41 ms , TCP Connection RTT: 120 ms , HTTP Transaction RTT: 1711 ms )

RadioBradshaw: @justbrady @JaradB Try switching to google DNS: 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 Worked for me

bstapler: WTF. This is twice that Name.com support edits my DNS records when I've asked for info. Let's see if things are broken now...

lonervamp: 50% loss to 1 dns server, 100% loss (down?) to second, but to internet? 0% loss.

J4STUDIOS: @timsterr Please see my reply to @bigjonevans. Their DNS servers are typically at fault. And OpenDNS' are the best. Switch asap.

lonervamp: why hello there mediacom, thanks for the packet loss to your dns servers!

yokaisokashira: @takashi_ohmoto AXP?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????DNS/DHCP???????????????????

choonming: @sniiffit #ucti wifi in ent3 uses p1 dns server. slowwww :(

andreakremer: @Slickriptide Yeah, you can now register your domain through Google and it sets you up with enom as registrar, DNS auto-config'd for GApps.

ykthaboss: thats some real #DNS

bao357: @SrunDMC yea buts its still slow as crap. major DNS issues.

ciscojsolse: HTTP to Twitter.com Total RTT: 1758 milliseconds ( DNS RTT: 55 ms , TCP Connection RTT: 140 ms , HTTP Transaction RTT: 1563 ms )

hover: @tgbdad how about us? DNS included with all regs, plus you can save 10% by visiting http://hover.com/twitter

ccojano: DNS Query/Response RTT Report Google DNS(8.8.8.8):41 msec!!Nearest DNS:13 msec!!