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Kicking up my heels!
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Huh. Not doing it now. I give up.
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I Floop the Pig
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Your computer keeps a local copy of info for recently visited sites, so it doesn't have to waste time asking the DNS every time for the information. That cache probably hadn't cleared yet.
ETA: ipV6 settings are generally automatically generated based on your ipv4 settings, don't worry about ipv6 (yet)
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8/30/14 - Disneyland -10k or Bust.
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Did you change the DNS settings in the router? In theory that is where your PC should be pulling it's DNS settings from (via DHCP) Look for a LAN or Local Network settings page.
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