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What effect would I have on my use of internet if i did not have DNS?
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When configuring DHCP to use the local DNS why would you also include an ISP assigned DNS?
It is useful only in small environments. When you have only one DNS in organization and users mainly use internet (external DNS names) then you can configure in DHCP that users will obtain also external DNS server address as secon one. It will be used only when first DNS service won't be accessible. P.S.
What type of a structure do DNS servers on the Internet use to resolve address resolution requests?
The type of structure DNS uses is hierarchical.
Is the internet centralized or decentralized?
Mostly the internet is decentralized, except for DNS servers. DNS servers are servers that your computer requests when you goto a website with a domain name to get the IP to connect to. There are several cover-all DNS servers, such as Google DNS (8.8.8.8) and OpenDNS (208.67.222.222). Although you could create your own cover-all DNS server, it would be really expensive and time consuming. If you want to use the internet completely decentralized, then use IP addresses instead of domain names. For example, wiki.answers.com's ip address is 67.196.156.63, but they are hosting multiple websites on it so it isn't configured properly to use a IP address.
I am using internet through modem now i want to use this connection to my desktop i purchase linksys router wrt120n while i connect linksys router to modem i am unable get internet says dns probl?
You have to contact your Internet Service Provider for the corrcet dns then open network settings and manually specify dns.
Can I replace my dns service provider?
Go to your network connection and select your local network - properties, Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) - prperties. Select "Use the following DNS server addresses" and enter the desired DNS server.
What is Google dns?
Google DNS is a Domain Name Service (DNS) provided by Google for public use. A DNS is a server which translates website addresses you enter/access into a form the internet can understand so that it can give you the right content, for example when you tell your browser to go to google.com the request is first sent to a DNS server which translates google.com into a form the Internet can understand (An IP address; 66.142.11.104:80) and this is then used to retrieve the information to display google.com
What is a DNS on a Nintendo DS?
The DNS is the Domain Name Server, ie, the device that links domain names to IP addresses. For the purposes of the DS, you need to find the DNS your wireless router uses. On your PC, go to Start, Run and type 'cmd'. On the prompt, use 'ipconfig /all' to give the connection details your PC uses. The DNS should be listed there, use this as the Primary DNS IP when configuring your DS internet.
What is an dns?
DNS servers are used to map a name to an IP address.A Dynamic Names Server is the computer you connect to when you electronically enter the internet that replies with a series of numbers on what your internet address is.
What is the best method to test basic internet connectivity?
Use ping command to check the connectivity to any of the known DNS servers of the Internet Service Provider. If ping fails, then there is no internet connectivity or network is not through.
Reffering to the text above what do you use to locate and translate these internet uniform resource lacators urls into internet protocol ip addresses?
When you type a website into your web browser, like, for instance, google.com your computer does not know the IP address. Therefore, it attempts to connect to the internet to make an ARP (address resolution protocol) request. The request is forwarded onto the local DNS (domain name server). The DNS, if it has the IP address, forwards the information back to you. If it does not have the information, it requests the information from one of the thirteen root DNS servers on the internet.
How domain name translate to an equivalent ip address?
I think you need to research about DNS. Each Domain name services provider will operate and maintain their own DNS systems. We also have INTERNIC (Internet Network Information Center), and they will have responsibility for manage all domain names and DNS servers. Each DNS have capacities to query other DNS Servers when they have requested from another. More detail here: http://ecoupon.io/what-is-dns-domain-name-servers/
What commands can you use to display the DNS cache on a Windows DNS client?
ipconfig /flushdns
