Scotty_83

I have a web site that is hosted by a 3rd party company - That has just changed over from another company. I have a Windows NT4 server I also have a Microsoft Proxy Server (2.0) on the network There are 2 parts to the website: remote.mywebsite.com - For citrix logins - This is redirected to an interal address www.mywebsite.com - This seems to be redirected internally as well. Dialing from an external source I see the new web site. Putting the address in a computer on the network brings up the old web site. I went digging into the NT4 server (Primary Domain Server) and found a directory: C:\winnt\system32\DNS In here there are the following files mywebsite.com.dns cache.dns in-addr.arpa.dns The contents of mywebsite.com.dns is: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; Database file mywebsite.com.dns for mywebsite.com zone. ; Zone version: 4 ; @ IN SOA mail.mywebsite.co.uk. . ( 4 ; serial number 3600 ; refresh 600 ; retry 86400 ; expire 3600 ) ; minimum TTL ; ; Zone NS records ; @ NS mail.mywebsite.co.uk ; ; Zone records ; remote A internal.citrix.web.site www A Old.3rd.party.host.address ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The contents of in-addr.arpa.dns is: ; ; Database file in-addr.arpa.dns for in-addr.arpa zone. ; Zone version: 74 ; @ IN SOA mainserver.mywebsite.co.uk. administrator.mywebsite.co.uk. ( 74 ; serial number 3600 ; refresh 600 ; retry 86400 ; expire 3600 ) ; minimum TTL ; ; Zone NS records ; @ NS mainserver.mywebsite.co.uk. ; ; Zone records ; server.ip.address.1 PTR mainserver.mywebsite.co.uk. old.3rd.party.hostaddress PTR www.mywebsite.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Cache.dns file has entries like 2163095040 IN NS I.ROOT-SERVERS.NET. I.ROOT-SERVERS.NET. 2163095040 IN A Ip.address -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How do I modify the DNS entries to view my new websites? I tried changing the 3rd party Ip Addresses everywhere, where I saw them but it still showed the old websites - could the proxy be retaining old pages? how would I clear them? cheers Scott

I have a web site that is hosted by a 3rd party company - That has just changed over from another company. I have a Windows NT4 server I also have a Microsoft Proxy Server (2.0) on the network There are 2 parts to the website: remote.mywebsite.com - For citrix logins - This is redirected to an interal address www.mywebsite.com - This seems to be redirected internally as well. Dialing from an external source I see the new web site. Putting the address in a computer on the network brings up the old web site. I went digging into the NT4 server (Primary Domain Server) and found a directory: C:\winnt\system32\DNS In here there are the following files mywebsite.com.dns cache.dns in-addr.arpa.dns The contents of mywebsite.com.dns is: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; Database file mywebsite.com.dns for mywebsite.com zone. ; Zone version: 4 ; @ IN SOA mail.mywebsite.co.uk. . ( 4 ; serial number 3600 ; refresh 600 ; retry 86400 ; expire 3600 ) ; minimum TTL ; ; Zone NS records ; @ NS mail.mywebsite.co.uk ; ; Zone records ; remote A internal.citrix.web.site www A Old.3rd.party.host.address ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The contents of in-addr.arpa.dns is: ; ; Database file in-addr.arpa.dns for in-addr.arpa zone. ; Zone version: 74 ; @ IN SOA mainserver.mywebsite.co.uk. administrator.mywebsite.co.uk. ( 74 ; serial number 3600 ; refresh 600 ; retry 86400 ; expire 3600 ) ; minimum TTL ; ; Zone NS records ; @ NS mainserver.mywebsite.co.uk. ; ; Zone records ; server.ip.address.1 PTR mainserver.mywebsite.co.uk. old.3rd.party.hostaddress PTR www.mywebsite.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Cache.dns file has entries like 2163095040 IN NS I.ROOT-SERVERS.NET. I.ROOT-SERVERS.NET. 2163095040 IN A Ip.address -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How do I modify the DNS entries to view my new websites? I tried changing the 3rd party Ip Addresses everywhere, where I saw them but it still showed the old websites - could the proxy be retaining old pages? how would I clear them? cheers Scott

Hi i'm a Noobie, I have joined up as I may need some help from some more "Matured" and "Experienced" people. I have been lucky enough to slot into a position at the age of 22, where I am the sole person responsible for running/maintaining a network of 170 computers, 13 servers, 2 remote offices and the entire digital phone system. So considering this is my first "Real" IT job, I have been thrown in the deep end! - But paddling quite well may I add.... So I thought i'd enroll so that I may be chucked a float from time to time, to help me swim! So well, Hi! Scotty