How Domain Name Servers Work

[rcep]

If you spend any time on the Internet sending e-mail or browsing the Web, then you use domain name servers without even realizing it. Domain name servers, or DNS, are an incredibly important but completely hidden part of the Internet, and they are fascinating! The DNS system forms one of the largest and most active distributed databases on the planet. Without DNS, the Internet would shut down very quickly.
take a look at the DNS system so you can understand how it works and appreciate its amazing capabilities using this link http://computer.howstuffworks.com/dns1.htm at howstuffwork site

 

[bbalegere]

Nice tip.This is a very good tip.

 

[rcep]

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i will keep posting as much as i can psots like this to make my posts contain lots od vitamins and minrals hoping to receave bonus NP$ s

 

[SaN-DeeP]

very informative post, thanks

 

[rcep]

lol

welcome will i be chosen as the month member if i keep posting such stuff

 

[GJ]

welcome will i be chosen as the month member if i keep posting such stuff

To be member of the month you have to continue posting well and putting effort in to what you post. You should also help people out, answer questions and not say that you want a bonus of NP$.

 

[Host47]

cheers for the info but as long as the nameservers work t'll do me..lol

 

[Raf]

Some really interesting information, thanks for sharing it with us. :tu:

 

[Toker]

If you spend any time on the Internet sending e-mail or browsing the Web, then you use domain name servers without even realizing it. Domain name servers, or DNS, are an incredibly important but completely hidden part of the Internet, and they are fascinating! The DNS system forms one of the largest and most active distributed databases on the planet. Without DNS, the Internet would shut down very quickly.
take a look at the DNS system so you can understand how it works and appreciate its amazing capabilities using this link http://computer.howstuffworks.com/dns1.htm at howstuffwork site

Basicaly when you buy a domain you point your Name Server to your
Host and it takes anyware from 8 hours to 3 days before everyone in the world can access your site.
These internet routers like Sprint, AT&T, MCI for a few add your domain
with the NS1 & NS2 IP or url to point it (or send it) to which is the IP
block of your host.
These routers never actually know your real IP addy, only your
Hosts IP Block.
You're actual final address (IP) for your domain is given to you by your
Hosting Company when they direct it to your Box and the IPs alloted
to it.
You could put 100 domains on the same IP number if ya wished.

Or if I got an IP blacklisted for example I could change it to 37 other
IPs because I have 38 on one box.
And that change of IPs is done by you with cPanel or your host and
takes place rignt away as only your host has to redirect it and not
the internet routers..

Most of Net traffic is carried by MCI, Sprint and AT&T who switch
it to different routes to the shortest or (if that's busy) a round about
way like the phone co with phonecalls that might be made from
Chicago to someone in Iowa and go through Canada and California
to get there.
What's scarry is someone has in the past and could again write a worm
that makes those routers switches stay open which slows or could shut
the net down.

Someday run a Trace Route Start/Run/CMD/tracert(SPACE)your domain
or IP and look at how it gets there from your puter.

The whole system is remarkable but basically simple, love the internet,
the farther it advances and more complicated it gets the easier it get for
the user..

How many people remember when the only Brouser was Mosiac??

Here's another good url to read about Domain Security..
http://www.dnssec.net/

 

[rcep]

thx guys

yesterday i submited around 20 if not moer good posts
today i'll addd more in the news section

 

[sublimind]

welcome will i be chosen as the month member if i keep posting such stuff

You just blew it.

 

[rcep]

Why Is It So ?

 

[domainprince]

Very nice and informative thread about domain name servers! :tu:
Thanks rcep! :great:

 

[Adyum]

Thanks for that tidbit of info, I learned a bit more about DNS

 

[rcep]

welcome guysd am really happy that ur still enjoting my posts`

 

[Chris]

Do NOT Spam!

welcome will i be chosen as the month member if i keep posting such stuff

Spamming with outdated news that has already been posted on here before will not earn you a member of the month award....but could earn you a ban if you continue spamming. The MOTM Award is to honor members who contribute to the community in a positive manner....not to reward spammers. :td:

Please cut back on the amount of "news" threads you start.....as most of them are outdated and already have threads started. Sharing news occasionally is different than making one thread after another to up your post count and earn NP$. The amount of threads you've started in the Industry News forum is ridiculous.

The forum is meant to post new news regarding the Industry, not a place to post a whole news website when most of the articles have been discussed here already. Please use common sense.