If you’re still having issues with the site: some steps.
Flushing DNS Cache on Common Operating Systems
Windows
- Open Command Prompt:
- Press
Win + R
, typecmd
, and hit Enter. - Or search for “Command Prompt” in the Start menu, then right-click and choose “Run as Administrator.”
- Press
- Run the DNS Flush Command:
- Type:
ipconfig /flushdns
and press Enter. - You should see a confirmation message:
Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache.
- Type:
- Optional: Clear ARP Cache:
- Type:
arp -d *
and press Enter.
- Type:
macOS
- Open Terminal:
- Press
Command + Space
, typeTerminal
, and press Enter.
- Press
- Run the Flush DNS Command:
- For macOS Monterey and later:
- For macOS Catalina, Mojave, and earlier versions:
- Enter your admin password if prompted (it won’t be displayed).
You can also try using ‘incognito’ or private browsing mode on most browsers, this should fix the problem. Also a hard restart of your PC / Mac and a reset of your modem / router at the point it comes into your house would work too. If you want to reach out to me direct you can get me at richard [at] continentaltelegraph.com