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I tried the above but nothing worked.<br />
Also i dont see any mDNS..process running in my Activity monitor.<br />
Tried clearing the cache of the firefox browser.<br />
Even then when i open a new website on firefox and check the url timings in firebug. It shows time taken for DNS is 0 ms.<br />
That means its still picking up from cache. and cache is not cleared either at firefox level or at OS level
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I tried the above but nothing worked.
Also i dont see any mDNS..process running in my Activity monitor.
Tried clearing the cache of the firefox browser.
Even then when i open a new website on firefox and check the url timings in firebug. It shows time taken for DNS is 0 ms.
That means its still picking up from cache. and cache is not cleared either at firefox level or at OS level

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Which version of OS X do you have? &nbsp;They were changing things around in recent versions.
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Which version of OS X do you have?  They were changing things around in recent versions.

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OS X El capitan<br />
10.11.4
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10.11.4 should have the mDNSResponder process somewhere.
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10.11.4 should have the mDNSResponder process somewhere.

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HI,<br />
I am using mac. How do i see the cached DNS entries at browser level and operating system level ?<br />
Thanks
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HI,
I am using mac. How do i see the cached DNS entries at browser level and operating system level ?
Thanks

How do i see DNS cache for my browser

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