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DNS/Cache FLUSH Question

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  • vanessa
    When visitors go to your website, their ISP (or whatever caching nameservers they use) do the DNS caching, so there's little you can do to speed up the propagation. To flush the cache on your nameserver though, you can simply just restart named. Again though, this isn't going to affect what others see unless they specifically use your nameserver as a caching nameserver, which is highly unlikely. If the website resolves to the correct IP, the problem is most likely with your browser cache. In which case, clear it and you should be good.
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello :) It looks like you do not have root access to the server. However, you could try clearing the browser and DNS cache on your own computer using the instructions from this document: How To Clear Your DNS Cache Thank you.
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