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Increased latency: Slow DNS resolution can add significant latency to your V2Ray connections, making them feel sluggish and unresponsive.
Connection timeouts: If DNS resolution takes too long, V2Ray may timeout and retry connections, leading to dropped packets and decreased overall performance.
Reduced reliability: Slow DNS servers can lead to inconsistent connections, making it difficult to maintain a stable V2Ray connection.

Guide: Fixing V2Ray Slow DNS Server Issues

What "slow DNS server" means here

Slow DNS server = DNS lookups used by V2Ray (system resolver, DNS proxy, or remote DNS) are taking too long or timing out, causing slow initial connections, hanging websites, or high latency for apps behind V2Ray.

Look at the real time. If it is above 100ms, you have a problem. v2ray slow dns server

Note: Do not set minTtl too high for dynamic sites. Guide: Fixing V2Ray Slow DNS Server Issues What

# Test DNS latency from the V2Ray host
dig @1.1.1.1 google.com | grep "Query time"

Increased latency: Slow DNS resolution can add significant latency to your V2Ray connections, making them feel sluggish and unresponsive.
Connection timeouts: If DNS resolution takes too long, V2Ray may timeout and retry connections, leading to dropped packets and decreased overall performance.
Reduced reliability: Slow DNS servers can lead to inconsistent connections, making it difficult to maintain a stable V2Ray connection.

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