You can flush your local DNS cache in Mac OS by following these easy steps:
1. Open your terminal to use the command line.
2. Type the following command and press Enter:
dscacheutil -flushcache
- 0 Users Found This Useful
Related Articles
How to load an SSH key in Transmit
In order to load an SSH key in Transmit, the key has to be in either PEM or PuTTY (.ppk) format....
How to Connect to Telnet via Mac Terminal
To connect to a server on its Telnet port via your Mac's Terminal application, you need to follow...
Apple/Mac client-side website checks
Prior to posting a website down ticket from your Help Desk it is recommended to test the...
How to log in to my Hostlantern shared account via SSH in Mac OS?
First you should generate an SSH key pair on your Mac OS. Alternatively, you can generate the...
How to log in to my Cloud hosting/VDS via SSH in Mac OS?
The following instructions are valid only for Hostlantern customers. If you are not a Hostlantern...
