SS SSELESU'
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: WebAddress resolutions
This concept of "resolving" a domain name to an IP address is handled by
something called Domain Name Service, or DNS for short. I am not too clear
on it myself (I'm sure someone here will co
try typing "how does dns work" google... It will get you a couple of
reasonable summaries...
try this one for a start:
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/webmonkey/geektalk/97/03/index4a.html
On Fri, 21 Sep 2001, USELESS SSELESU wrote:
> Regards to all IETF members,
>
>It is s
In message <003901c142b2$63e04aa0$010a@Thor>, Thor Harald Johansen typed:
>>If I'm not completely mistaken, this is good old fashion bull. It's a joke.
correct - i guess i should have put a
:-)
for the clueless
note that given most names are of the form
foo.com
and are issued by a small n
>>> Am wondering how and where the
>>>webaddress mappings taking place? Meaning if I type
>>>www.xyz.com in a browser and (say) this xyz.com is
>>>running on 212.34.54.89, then does my Internet Service
>>>Provider lookup every place right from 0.0.0.0 to
>>>255.255.255.255? And final
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, USELESS SSELES
U typed:
>> Am wondering how and where the
>>webaddress mappings taking place? Meaning if I type
>>www.xyz.com in a browser and (say) this xyz.com is
>>running on 212.34.54.89, then does my Internet Service
>>Provider lookup every
Regards to all IETF members,
It is said that more steps a man
ascends the more he has to remember how many steps he
ascended.
Same is the case with me. I plan to
join as a fledgling software developer someday without
knowing the intricacies of the trade!
