RE: Dns refresh

"Sefie Janvier OUATTARA" <[email protected]>
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Hi  

1 / Run  traceroute server_name  . 

2 / Check in the result where the old ip addresse is still used … 

May be the old ip is still used in a slave nameserver, which can be found by
analysing the result you’ve got when running traceroute server_name .   

Hope that help.

Sefie Janvier  

 

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Objet : Dns refresh

 

 

 

Hello, I have a server and I changed the ip number of the server and the
nameserver (and restarted the services) but when i try to reach the server,
it goes to the old ip. How can I make the dns to refresh the ip number?

 

Thanks Thanks Thanks!.

Santiago Francos

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