Flushdns windows 98

TT4U Notification: These are just my thoughts However, in Windows 98, you can't provide any parameters with the ipconfig command. When you do, it shows you the help of the command. How About Dialup Adapter? Table Note: The graphical utility winipcfg , described in this section, also provides this information. Also test connectivity to PPTP servers, which generally do not respond to ping requests. I just copy the 3. You may find other things in Sampler useful.

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That will release all entries for all adapters. Hope this helps. Hi there. I need a way to clear its DNS cache. Maybe I don't understand what you want to do but only DNS servers cache previously resolved addresses. Since Win98 is a client, not a DNS server, it has no cache to flush. I know about caching servers As I mentioned, W2K client has the flushdns command. I think there's a little confusion here.

A Win 98 system does not have a DNS cache to flush. The only 98 cache that may appear to be related to DNS is the NetBIOS cache, which flushes itself automatically within 10 minutes by default, or on reboot. Hope this helps, Ian. Thats just my admin security side showing. Are you looking for the solution to your computer problem? Join our site today to ask your question. This site is completely free -- paid for by advertisers and donations. If you're not already familiar with forums, watch our Welcome Guide to get started.

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