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Try to flush your DNS with ipconfig /flushdns if you get an AWS beanstalk instance or go directly to the new IP at http://50.57.178.108/ http://50.57.178.108/
by mastef 15y ago
Try to flush your DNS with ipconfig /flushdns if you get an AWS beanstalk instance or go directly to the new IP at http://50.57.178.108/ http://50.57.178.108/
- miguel250 15y agoif you are using a mac use dscacheutil -flushcache