name service cache daemon (nscd) cache is persistent by default on CentOS 7, to flush it, you need to run: nscd -i hosts -i stands for invalidate. You can also check if nscd‘s cache is persistent by running nscd -g...
Tag: nscd
name service cache daemon (nscd) cache is persistent by default on CentOS 7, to flush it, you need to run: nscd -i hosts -i stands for invalidate. You can also check if nscd‘s cache is persistent by running nscd -g...