No, not really. I already found this link while googling around this morning.
Nbtstat -R or nbtstat -RR they don't flush this caching issue. I'm looking for the magic flushing command that does flush this cache.
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by: 2PiFLPosted on 2008-03-22 at 13:21:29ID: 21187638
from a cmd prompt:
om/en-us/l ibrary/bb7 27023.aspx
nbtstat -R
Or doing a repair on your network connection:
http://technet.microsoft.c