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Presistent DNS cache Issue with Windows 2000 Server and Win2K and XP Users

Asked by donwaters in Domain Name Service (DNS)

Tags: dns, cache, server, 2000, windows

We recently changed our website ISP and have changed our internal DNS to reflect the change in DNS servers for the new ISP. I have flushed the DNS on all servers, reset the cable modem, and reset our router which should clear any DNS cache. The issue is that when we go to our website it will come up with an error from our old isp saying that the website is not available. If I flush the DNS on the user's computer,flush the server DNS caches delete files and cookies on the browser, it will run for a while just fine and then revert to this same error. I am lost as to where this old DNS entry could still be cached. Any help in geeting to the source of this would be most appreciated
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Zone: Domain Name Service (DNS)
Tags: dns, cache, server, 2000, windows
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