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Fred,
Last November there was a post similar to this. I think this is it:
Searching for "dns cache" at
http://www-912.ibm.com/ImprovedSearch/searchoptions.jsp found this gem.
IBM Reference #: 86256A5C00437742
Clearing the DNS Resolver Cache
Incident Summary
Question:
Is there a way to clear the DNS resolver cache?
Resolution:
Using the CFGTCP command, select option 12. Pressing the Enter key will
clear the DNS resolver cache (sometimes referred to as the NAME cache).
Brian.
Fred Horvat wrote:
Due to a Windows Server swap we need to flush the DNS Cache on our iSeries.
How does one go about this without IPLing or Stopping TCP and Restarting
TCP?
Fred Horvat
horvat@xxxxxxxx
216-426-5692
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