  Let $X_{n}$ denote the unitary Cayley graph of $\mathbb{Z}/n\mathbb{Z}$. We
continue the study of cases in which the inequality $\gamma_t(X_n) \le g(n)$ is
strict, where $\gamma_t$ denotes the total domination number, and $g$ is the
arithmetic function known as Jacobsthal's function. The best that is currently
known in this direction is a construction of Burcroff which gives a family of
$n$ with arbitrarily many prime factors that satisfy $\gamma_t(X_n) \le
g(n)-2$. We present a new interpretation of the problem which allows us to use
recent results on the computation of Jacobsthal's function to construct $n$
with arbitrarily many prime factors that satisfy $\gamma_t(X_n) \le g(n)-16$.
We also present new lower bounds on the domination numbers of direct products
of complete graphs, which in turn allow us to derive new asymptotic lower
bounds on $\gamma(X_n)$, where $\gamma$ denotes the domination number. Finally,
resolving a question of Defant and Iyer, we completely classify all graphs $G =
\prod_{i=1}^t K_{n_i}$ satisfying $\gamma(G) = t+2$.
