OpenDNS has huge caches, which is one reason OpenDNS makes your Internet experience faster. With CacheCheck, you can check what OpenDNS customers see when they request a domain. If there's something amiss, you may refresh OpenDNS's cache for that domain.
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| Ashburn, Virginia, United States | Chicago, Illinois, United States | Dallas, Texas, United States |
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| Los Angeles, California, United States | Miami, Florida, United States | New York, New York, United States |
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| Palo Alto, California, United States | Seattle, Washington, United States | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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| Amsterdam, Netherlands | Berlin, Germany | Paris, France |
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| Copenhagen, Denmark | Frankfurt, Germany | London, England |
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| Bucharest, Romania | Prague, Czech Republic | Warsaw, Poland |
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| Hong Kong, China | Singapore, Singapore | Tokyo, Tokyo-to, Japan |
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For domain owners:
OpenDNS gives you unique insight and control into how OpenDNS resolves your domain with OpenDNS CacheCheck. If you are moving a domain from one DNS host to another, CacheCheck can help you make that transition smoother. In effect, you tell OpenDNS to "refresh now," ahead of Time-To-Live (TTL) expiration. Note: OpenDNS can cache a domain for full time-to live (TTL).
For website visitors:
If you visit a domain and find that it's not resolving, CacheCheck is a way for you to learn more about why that might be happening. In some cases, you can help fix the problem even though you don't control the domain itself.