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We are excited to announce the launch of updated product names, logos, and headers within our user interfaces as part of the CivicPlus® Solution Rebranding initiative. These changes mark the first step toward creating a cohesive and seamless user experience across all solutions in our portfolio. As part of this transition, users may notice minor design updates. While the functionality you rely on remains unchanged, we are in the process of updating screenshots and other resources on our Help Centers to reflect the new branding. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to complete these updates.

Clear Local DNS Cache

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Clear Local DNS Cache on Windows

  1. In the search bar next to the Start button, search for cmd
    The text c m d entered into the Windows Search Bar.
  2. Select Command Prompt
    The Command Prompt app in the Windows Search output.
  3. Within the prompt, type ipconfig /flushdns
    The text IP config / flush DNS entered into the Command Prompt.
  4. Hit Enter; there should be a message stating Successfully flushed DNS Resolver Cache
    The message stating that the cache has been cleared.

 

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Clear Local DNS Cache on Mac

  1. Select Finder, click Go, and select Utilities
    The Finder option, then Go, and finally Utilities in the list of options.
  2. Select Terminal
    The program labeled Terminal.
  3. On your local machine, open a Terminal Window
  4. Within the prompt, type "sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder && echo macOS DNS Cache Reset"
  5. Hit Enter
    Note: There will be no message but at this time please reattempt connection to your domain. You may have to enter your admin password.

 

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