Topic: hostnames and browsers

[Mophilly]

I have several hostnames set up. One was "ducks.mydomain.com" and mapped to xxx.xxx.xxx.10. This has worked for a good many months.

I have moved the services for "ducks" to a new machine at xxx.xxx.xxx.13. I then changed IP address in the hostnames admin panel for the "ducks" name.

The browsers still are hitting the old machine. Is there something I should or can do to update of the system(s) so the the "ducks" hostname resovles to the new IP address?

[cactus]

I have several hostnames set up. One was "ducks.mydomain.com" and mapped to xxx.xxx.xxx.10. This has worked for a good many months.

I have moved the services for "ducks" to a new machine at xxx.xxx.xxx.13. I then changed IP address in the hostnames admin panel for the "ducks" name.

The browsers still are hitting the old machine. Is there something I should or can do to update of the system(s) so the the "ducks" hostname resovles to the new IP address?

Is the old setting perhaps recorded in a local host file on the systems?

[electroman00]

I was going to say the same thing but you beat me to it.

Anyway

Try clearing the browser cache....also.

[Mophilly]

I believe it involves the DNS. I have enabled DNS on the server, restricted to local access.

Today, the domain name resolves correctly so one of the overnight processes appears to have taken care of the issue. I would like to know how to invoke this, if possible. As I get better with domans and SME and so on, I find I am needing more insight to causing the server to update things like DNS tables.

Ah, the life of a noob...

[cactus]

I believe it involves the DNS. I have enabled DNS on the server, restricted to local access.

Today, the domain name resolves correctly so one of the overnight processes appears to have taken care of the issue. I would like to know how to invoke this, if possible. As I get better with domans and SME and so on, I find I am needing more insight to causing the server to update things like DNS tables.

Ah, the life of a noob...

I think this would be:

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signal-event dns-update

But I do not understand why this action is not automatically done after the IP change per the server-manager as I guess you did.

[Mophilly]

Thanks, cactus. I will put that in my notes and give it a try.

And yes, I assumed it would update the DNS data upon saving the updated record. It didn't seem to work that way.