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Clearing DNS Service Cache on Synology NAS

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  • March 23, 2020
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It’s really simple and after googling I couldn’t find a straight answer.

  1. Login via SSH as root
  2. Run “/var/packages/DNSServer/target/script/flushcache.sh”

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