I'm now thinking of going back into this issue. Definitely the problem appeared when installing cups as it requires avahi+mdns packages. This sounds quite fair if cups is to autodetect printers in the LAN.
I've been reading more about mdns. I remember that previously I removed it in certain host to avoid delays in SSH connections and now I have been reading again about it at bug #94940https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nss-mdns/+bug/94940. If the delay is caused by mdns it may be amplified when having an interface configured as multiple VLAN sub-interfaces. Cheating nsswitch.conf sounds easier than completely removing avahi+mdns...
So, I would like to know if the rest of the people have avahi+mdns installed and what does their host entry in nsswitch.conf look like. I'm quite confident that keeping "hosts: files dns" as it is now (with avahi+mdns uninstalled) may help in my case.
We also have a MS AD with a .local private domain but I doubt this may interfere as both AD servers switch off every day a couple of minutes before our Ubuntu host does. ¿Do you have .local AD in your LANs?
I'm now thinking of going back into this issue. Definitely the problem appeared when installing cups as it requires avahi+mdns packages. This sounds quite fair if cups is to autodetect printers in the LAN.
I've been reading more about mdns. I remember that previously I removed it in certain host to avoid delays in SSH connections and now I have been reading again about it at bug #94940 https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ nss-mdns/ +bug/94940. If the delay is caused by mdns it may be amplified when having an interface configured as multiple VLAN sub-interfaces. Cheating nsswitch.conf sounds easier than completely removing avahi+mdns...
So, I would like to know if the rest of the people have avahi+mdns installed and what does their host entry in nsswitch.conf look like. I'm quite confident that keeping "hosts: files dns" as it is now (with avahi+mdns uninstalled) may help in my case.
We also have a MS AD with a .local private domain but I doubt this may interfere as both AD servers switch off every day a couple of minutes before our Ubuntu host does. ¿Do you have .local AD in your LANs?
David