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Namespace Caching

To: slug@WARBUCKS.AI.SRI.COM
Subject: Namespace Caching
From: Mark Sausville <saus@VENERA.ISI.EDU>
Date: Thu, 2 Feb 89 17:15:01 EST
Posted-date: Thu, 2 Feb 89 14:15:01 PST

Greetings,

How many times has it happened?  You need a host in your namespace.
The guy with the nameserver puts it in the namespace.  Your machine,
since it already asked the nameserver without success, decides that it
need never ask again.  "Foo is not a known host".  Anybody know what
to do to insist that your machine ask the nameserver once more? (yes,
I know that cold-booting will do it: I was hoping for something a bit
less violent.)

					 Thanks,
						 Mark.


Mark Sausville		saus@venera.isi.edu	      213-822-1511
University of Southern California   Information Sciences Institute
  4676 Admiralty Way,    Marina del Rey,    California     90292

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