Re: DNS cache
- From: "James Stickland" <james.stickland@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2007 17:45:07 -0500
Well, what you might want to do is configure your DNS server correctly.
ipconfig /flushdns will clear your cache.
If you work for a company with "solutions" in its name, Should you not
already know the solution? Are you a fraud, sir?
"tshad" <tscheiderich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:ex6Fu#yOHHA.400@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I assume there is some type of DNS Cache on a machine.
For example: if I say ping www.company.com, I might get something like
10.0.5.7 internally. But the Public address is 67.15.23.10.
If I put my laptop on the outside and do a ping www.company.com - I still
get 10.0.5.7 (not 67.15.23.10). So my machine is not going to the DNS
server as it thinks it already has the address.
How do I clear this so that I can get the correct address?
Thanks,
Tom
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