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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/
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What server translate a a domain name to an IP address?
DNS
Which protocol translates an IP address to a domain name?
The protocol used to translate an IP address to a domain name is DNS (Domain Name System). This IP to domain name mapping is stored as DNS record files under Domain Name Servers.
What is the purpose of a nameserver?
A name server is a computer server that hosts a network service. The main purpose of a name server is to translate a domain name into an IP address. This allows one to find a website by entering the domain name rather than a website's IP address.
What is the job of dns servers?
A DNS server takes a domain or computer name and returns an IP address. This is a transparent function that is related to websurfing and many other network processes. A DNS server translates a computer or domain name to the associated IP address.
What is a DNS server used for?
The DNS server is used to translate an alphanumeric address into an IP address that a computer can understand. As such, the computer will know which domain name to contact.
What is the Combination of a user name and a domain name called?
The combination of a user name and a domain name is called an e-mail address.
How do you find a ip address of a domain name?
If you want to find IP address of a domain name,use Domain Host Search service from Ip-details.com .
Is NAT is responsible for translating IP address to domain name?
DNS is responsible for translating IP address to domain name.
Is the domain name the internet address of the computer on the internet where the web page is located?
The domain name and the IP address (the physical address of the computer) are both the internet address of the site. The IP is the actual address and the domain name, how it is usually known, is linked to the IP address using a DNS (Domain Name System). IP addresses are assigned by the ISP, the organization that supplies the internet connection. Changing the ISP means changing the IP address. However, the owner of the web site still owns the domain name. If a site is moved, the domain name does not change, but the DNS records (the physical directory listing all the domain names with their corresponding IP addresses) has to be fixed to reflect the new IP address for the Domain Name.
What command is used to resolve matching IP address?
The command used to resolve matching IP addresses is nslookup or dig. These commands query the Domain Name System (DNS) to translate domain names into their corresponding IP addresses. For example, running nslookup example.com or dig example.com will return the IP address associated with the domain "example.com".
How are domain names assigned on servers?
First a domain name and address must be registered, using domain registrar. Once you have the name and address the server can be configured, connecting the server to the registrars name server, effectively publishing the address to the internet.
How does Domain Name Servers work?
When you enter any website address, your internet provider views the DNS associated with the domain name or resolve the name into IP address and just connected to the domain server.
