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Tohopekaliga · Posted 05-20-2016, 09:55 AM

if that doesn't work...then you can edit the "hosts" file for your system at C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts

(Careful with this, putting bad information here can make your computer do weird things)

Open that file up in Notepad, and look to see if there's an entry there for Trisphee for some reason (there shouldn't be, but that's about the only reason I can think of why you would still be ending up at the old server after flushing DNS), delete the line containing trisphee.com and the IP address. Save the file, possibly close and reopen your web browser, and enjoy Trisphee!

If there isn't something there for Trisphee, you can add it:

74.207.235.142 trisphee.com

Put that on a new line in the file, and you'll be golden. But if we move servers again (probably not any time soon), you'll have to edit that again to get access.

Tohopekaliga Forward Thinker			#21
	if that doesn't work...then you can edit the "hosts" file for your system at C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts (Careful with this, putting bad information here can make your computer do weird things) Open that file up in Notepad, and look to see if there's an entry there for Trisphee for some reason (there shouldn't be, but that's about the only reason I can think of why you would still be ending up at the old server after flushing DNS), delete the line containing trisphee.com and the IP address. Save the file, possibly close and reopen your web browser, and enjoy Trisphee! If there isn't something there for Trisphee, you can add it: 74.207.235.142 trisphee.com Put that on a new line in the file, and you'll be golden. But if we move servers again (probably not any time soon), you'll have to edit that again to get access.
		Posted 05-20-2016, 09:55 AM