Networking - Explain the core naming mechanism, Domain Name System (DNS)

Explain the core naming mechanism, Domain Name System (DNS).

A Domain Name system is used to convert the names of the website on the internet to IP addresses. The domain names for each IP addresses are stored in a database that is distributed across different servers. A domain name space consists of a tree of domain names. The tree has zones. Zones consist of a collection of connected nodes. These nodes are served by a name server. A domain name is usually in the form of mydomain.com. Here, .com is the top level domain. Where as mydomain is the sub domain or subdivision. A host name is a domain name that has one or more IP addresses associated with it.
Networking - What is NAT? Explain how NAT actually works.
What is NAT? Explain how NAT actually works - Network Address Translation is the full form of NAT........
Networking - Concept of Collision Domain. Explain why collisions occur in HUBS and Repeaters.
Concept of Collision Domain - If two computer systems transmit at the same time a collision occurs.......
Networking - concepts and capabilities of Routing Table
Concepts and capabilities of Routing Table - The information about the data packets route over an Internet Protocol will be determined.......
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