Explain to me how domains are registered? To whom does the server inform that the resource located at example.com will lie with it (ip) in a certain place (host)?
- better take and read a special article on this issue, because in 2 words everything is simple, there is a computer that stores pairs, ip is a domain name, a request comes to it, it redirects it to the right server ... =) - Gorets
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The system itself is called DNS.
For example, you can read the Wiki
UPD: TS - your question is not correctly formulated ... Registration and domain2ip itself are different operations ...
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It will be much clearer to read a small chapter in this book: " Computer Networks " there everything is very detailed with pictures and examples.
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- Sorry, but for what "-"? - DUP
- IMHO - To offer to buy a book for 1k, for the sake of a five penny question ... Yes, and free (good dns - open information) sources - more than a lot .... - timka_s
- for "type of implicitly, never once filing" hidden advertising **** PS: I did not put, I did not claim xD **** I wrote - I did not say = =) - Zowie
- If you look at the history of edits, you will see that I gave a link to the site where you can download it, and you edited the post for me. - DUP
- "PS: I did not put, claims are not to me xD I wrote - claims are not to me =)" Is this a "processed" comment, or do I understand something tight? - DUP
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