On this DNS info site,
http://viewdns.info/iphistory/?domain=dhammawheel.com, you can see what the IP address should be (assuming that the site has up-to-date records).
After the hosting provider has been changed from Cloudflare to Amazon one week ago, I suppose that address should stay stable now.
The IP address of dhammawheel.com is now: 52.52.250.185
So you could simply note down that IP address and type it directly into the browser instead of "dhammawheel.com", whenever you are behind some DNS with an outdated cache.
Or look it up each time on a site like the one above,
http://viewdns.info and then copy-paste that IP address.
Mkoll wrote:I know you can set the DNS server in my network adapter in Windows, e.g. I have my desktop set to Google DNS: 8.8.8.8 primary and 8.8.4.4. secondary. Is this possible in Android or Mac?
As far as I know, it is possible to set the DNS server only in the case of Wifi, but not on a mobile broadband connection, on Android and other Smartphones. For WIFI there should be some possibility to edit the connection properties and set the DNS server somewhere.
For any computer, whether Mac or PC, there should be possibilities to set this as well. On Linux you can edit the file /etc/resolv.conf and add/replace the line(s) for the DNS server in the format
, so for example
for the Google DNS. (I think, two nameserver entries (primary and secondary) are possible, anything beyond that is ignored.)
I think on Mac it should be similar. Maybe only the file is located differently, like /private/etc/resolv.conf or something.