etc-hosts entry

The file /etc/hosts controls the "known" hosts to your mac. You can hijack a website and tell it to use a specific server by defining a websites IP address in your /etc/hosts.

Open a terminal session on your mac and type:

`sudo nano /etc/hosts`

Hit the down arrow until you get to the end of the file. 

Entries in /etc/hosts take the following syntax

`<IP Address>[space]<hostname>`

for example:

`192.168.2.33 myintranetserver.mydomain.com`

If you're on a windows machine, you need to put a couple of extra returns in the /etc/hosts file because windows will not read whatever's on the last line. The correct Entries are as follows:

`107.23.204.16 apigee.com`
`107.23.204.16 blog.apigee.com`

Exit nano by hitting <control>-x and saving the file.
then flush the cache:

`sudo dscacheutil -flushcache`