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The System i machine is resolving an old IP address after DNS changes have been made.
Answer

i5/OS(r) caches the DNS information for a certain period of time (using the period recommended by the DNS server). This can be for approximately 24 hours.

To clear the resolver cache on the System i, run the CHGTCPDMN command, and press the Enter key.

No changes will actually be made and you should now be able to resolve the new IP address.

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