RE: Flush DNS cache?

Great. I have the command on menu so none of the admins have to remember all the steps.

Turns out the DNS server was wrong and not my cache. <sigh>

Thank you




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That normally works.
The long way is to
GO CFGTCP
12. Change TCP/IP domain information
Press enter
Same thing though.

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What's the proper way to flush DNS cache? My notes say to just run CHGTCPDMN with no parameters.

TIA
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