Short answer
On Windows run
ipconfig /flushdns; on macOS use the dscacheutil -flushcache command. Also restart the browser, which keeps a cache of its own. This only affects your computer — it does not speed up propagation for anyone else.Learn more
- How to clear your DNS cache (Windows, Mac, browsers, phones)Clear cached DNS answers on your own devices so you see a recent DNS change sooner, with commands for Windows, macOS, Chrome and mobile.
- Why DNS changes take time (DNS propagation)What DNS propagation really is, why some people see changes before others, how long it takes, and how to speed things up.
- How to check DNS records (dig, nslookup and online tools)Look up any DNS record from your computer or a browser, query Traxio’s nameservers directly, and read the results to confirm a change.
Step-by-step
- Diagnose a DNS problem step by stepAdvanced · 30 min · 7 steps