Unable to access newly created Subdomain

[domjh]

@Nikoheart

a computer restart

That may do it if it’s cached on the device, but is probably unnecessary. You can flush the DNS cache in a few ways, depending on your OS.

Windows

@domjh

What to do if you do have a cached value
You can try running the command ipconfig /flushdns

Mac

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What to do if you do have a cached value
Your cache will also clear over time if you don’t mind waiting. You can search for ‘Flush DNS Cache’ and your OS version number for specific guidance if this doesn’t work. The command for the last major versions (macOS 10.12 Sierra and later) is:

sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder;sudo killall mDNSResponderHelper;sudo dscacheutil -flu

Linux

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What to do if you do have a cached value
You can clear your DNS cache using commands, however it may vary by distribution and version. Your cache will also clear over time if you don’t mind waiting. You can search for ‘Flush DNS Cache’ and your distribution and version number for specific guidance if you don’t want to wait.