How to flush DNS/Disconnect Internet

[racoon1]

Hey guys I wanna tell you How to flush dns and Disconnet your internet
1st your probally wondering what flushing your dns well, Flushing your DNS Flushes the old DNS and if you wait enuff you have a new dns and this is good for if you cant see your site.
A Better explanation is this

When a requestis sent for a site, you receieve an IP address back, to tell you where the site is. When you flush the cache of a DNS server it's like clearing your browser cache, the server is forced to go out and find the IP address, whether it has changed or not. Clearing the cache means it has no record of the site's IP address and has to re-request it, and update itself.

now here is how you flush your DNS

Go to Command Prompt. Type ipconfig/flushdns

now how to disconnect your internet
1st your probally wondering "WTF Why would i do that"
well here is why you would do this.... lets say your pc got hacked and you have no internet and you see a pc icon with a sign on it saying no connectivity.... well! You can bring connectivity back...
and its good for changing IP's if you have Dialup
here is how you renew your internet/Disconnect it

Disconnecting

Go to CMD. Type ipconfig/release

Renewing

Same as step 1 but! Type ipconfig/renew

. I hope i helped. Please give credits :hahano:

 

[Swiblet]

o.o You're only doing this for credits? C'mon, mannnn....

I made a quick little exe that flushes for you. ^^ It's so much better than going to cmd.

~~Ben

 

[racoon1]

well yes i want credits but im doin it to help people. look u got alot of credits. how did u do it?

o.o You're only doing this for credits? C'mon, mannnn....

I made a quick little exe that flushes for you. ^^ It's so much better than going to cmd.

~~Ben

 

[Swiblet]

It's a seeeeecret =0

I lie. I did offers. That, and I post alot. And people like me. ^_^ If you want that EXE, I can send it to you without charging credits...however, I require that you don't try to distribute it for credits. ^^ Want it?

~~Ben

 

[malfist]

I see no reason to do this, everyone just needs to switch to linux
Mind you, you're instructions where useless to me because I run a debian based linux (2 actually) and don't have windows installed.

Malfist

P.S. Your English is awful, bluntly putting a request for credits like you have is not the way to go.

 

[mgiannel]

I would recommend doing this in this order
Its also always better to reset the whole TCP/IP stack

In this order works the best at the command prompt
This will only work with XP machines

ipconfig /release
ipconfig /flushdns
netsh int ip reset log (the word log goes to an output txt file)
ipconfig /renew

This will fully reset the tcpip stack removing all corrupted data.

Hope this helps

Matthew
Edit:
Has anyone ever used the open manage OPmanager on there networks and servers?
Any details would be fantastic