AI
Wednesday, November 18, 2009 1:50:13 PM
yeah, if youre on windows you can probably do:
Start->Run->cmd
then type:
ipconfig /flushdns
(you may want to at least restart your browser too)
This should get rid of your dns cache if they're moving servers around and changing dns info. that stuff usually takes up to 24 hours or more to propogate.
This will clear your local cache, but if the DNS server youre hooked up to doesnt have the latest info, then it wont matter.
i see Money_bags has been around the block once or twice.
Start->Run->cmd
then type:
ipconfig /flushdns
(you may want to at least restart your browser too)
This should get rid of your dns cache if they're moving servers around and changing dns info. that stuff usually takes up to 24 hours or more to propogate.
This will clear your local cache, but if the DNS server youre hooked up to doesnt have the latest info, then it wont matter.
i see Money_bags has been around the block once or twice.
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