DNS
What is DNS?
According
to cisco.com (N.D) “The Domain Name System (DNS) handles the growing number of
Internet users. DNS translates names, such
as
www.cisco.com, into IP addresses, such as 192.168.40.0 (or the more extended
IPv6 addresses), so that
computers
can communicate with each other.”
DNS is critical to the functioning of the internet, as
it translates domain names, which are easy for humans to remember, into IP
addresses, which are used by devices to locate and communicate with each other
on the network.
However, the quote could mention a little more
information to provide a more complete understanding. For example, mention that
DNS uses a hierarchical system of globally distributed servers to resolve
domain names, allowing for efficient scalability and resilience. It could also
briefly discuss the importance of DNS security, given the rise of attacks such
as DNS cache poisoning.
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