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By Greg Nowak, 24 August, 2021

How to Flush DNS Cache on Ubuntu Linux

If a site cutover, mail change, or API move is still resolving the old address, this guide shows the current Ubuntu DNS flush command, the legacy alias, and how to check whether another local cache is actually the problem.

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  • Ubuntu
  • Linux
  • DNS
  • Operations
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