For Windows in 7 (and Windows generally): we make click in the beginning (small ball of Windows in corner left inferior) > we looked for âto executeâ > we put âcmdâ without quotation marks and one that is opened to us the window of commandos we put âipconfig /flushdnsâ (without quotation marks)Â and clickamos âto enterâ. After this, we will have erased the cache dns of our operating system.
For MAC: it opensÂ to the âFinderâ > sails until âApplications/Utilities/Terminalâ and double beamÂ clickÂ in âthe Terminalâ application to execute it. That new window flushcache enters the dscacheutil commando âââ (without quotation marks), if you are usingÂ Mac OS XÂ 10,5 Leopard. And if you are usingÂ Mac OS XÂ 10,4 Tiger, the commando would be âlookupd â flushcacheâ (without quotation marks)â¦ and I broke dns erased! ; -).
As always, we hoped to have been of aid. Salu2!