DNS Explained | Domain Name System | Cisco CCNA 200-301
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The Domain Name System (DNS) plays a very important role in modern-day networking. It's an unsung hero that allows us to use the internet in the simplest way possible. Without DNS, our connected lives would look very different.
DNS will take our domain name, and translate, or resolve it, into an IP address.
Let's say you want to go to your favourite website, so you type, www.certbros.com.
Remember, web servers do not work with domain names, so your computer needs to translate this into an IP address.
The first thing it does is check its local cache both on the computer and the browser. There’s also a local configuration file that's checked.
If there are no cache entries, your computer will send a query to something called a DNS recursive resolver asking for the IP address of certbros.com.
Once the DNS resolver receives your query, it checks its cache. If it can’t find an entry for certbros.com, it will send a request to another server, this is called a ROOT server.
The root server will then refer us to the top-level domain server (TLD) for .com. A TLD server is a server that contains information for domains with a specific extension. For example .com .org .net etc
The TLD server will then refer us to the authoritative nameserver.
The authoritative nameservers will have a record for Certbros.com and it will return the IP address to our DNS Resolver which will then send it back to our computer.
Out computer will now be able to contact the webserver using the newly discovered IP address.
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Your using of wireshark and clear images are highly useful.
I learned the root, TLD and Authoritative that are hiden in the process of giving the ip of a url so that we can use it the reach the server. Also I saw that dns uses cache which is really effective.
I also saw the type A of IPv4 and type AAAA of IPv6 in wireshark.
I've checked 3 sources trying to understand DNS but yours was the most clear and straight to the point explanation.
Thanks!
3:37 - Top level domain server or TLD ;-)
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Incredible video. The best I've seen on explaining the basics of DNS.
Excellent work! Thank you!
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The most facilated explanation! Thank you Man!
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-DNS resolver usually run by your ISP but can be run internally
Just brilliant. As always
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Sir! you just nailed it. Awesome detailed explanation specifically steps after Root DNS resolver. I subscribed.
There is one this I wanted to point out regarding TLD and you kept saying TDL. Just as a curiosity can we say it as TDL?
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Great spot! This was a mistake. It should always be TLD.
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One thing I would have liked to see is an explanation of how DNS handles DHCP assigning a new IP address to an old URL.
Great suggestion. Thanks for the feedback 👌
Awesome! Very well explained and I like the wireshark bit as well
This is awesome.
Thank you!
Thank you for breaking down the dns
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Another awesomely explained vid. A few more vids studying early at 3AM in the morning and I be done with your complete CCNA List. Will go thru it again entirely Sunday Night as a last speed review before my Exam on Monday Morning. I’m wondering though, how or where do you learn all those Windows PS networking commands? I’m only familiar with a short few commands like ipconfig, ipconfig /all, tracert barely a handful. But where do you find a good list of useful commands?
You have it as TLD but are saying TDL.. just a heads up friend! Thanks for the explanation in the video! 😁
Thank you again for your info!
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Great Tutor and interesting video contents... Thank you to keep posting
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Thank you Daniel!
Thank you
Excellent video, thank you. How does DNS determine the closest server for distributed systems?
Thanks James! Really appreciate it 👍 Anycast DNS is an option for location-based DNS.
Do you have a video on how to create a DNS resolver server?
You seem to have very good content, I'm considering subscribing.
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Very good videos thanks a lot , may I ask you what software you use for making animation?
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@certbros -- at the 4:42 mark your narrator referred to a TDL. As I have taken notes and studied your content so far, I am unable to resolve TDL to a term I have learned. I am currently stuck at this point in the video because I must learn TDL before moving on, in case it is important. Thank you.
Sorry Ryan, this was a mistake. I was supposed to say TLD not TDL.
@@Certbros Understood now, thank you sir.
@@Certbros Thank you! Watching this video now and I was getting confused. Thanks for the clarification.
you said TDL again at 4:45 lol
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I don't get it! why not go directly to the name server in the first place?
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So why did we use UDP to send the info and not TCP
Why do we need the root for and not just go stright to TLD?
cool bros
Thanks!
One thing I have never quite understood is why there must be 4 different DNS servers. Do each hold different levels/amounts/classes of addresses in their DNS caches?
And, if the Resolver, Root, or TLD does have it in the cache, does it shortcut the need to contact the servers "higher up the chain"?
Yea it’s super effing confusing
Where is the full course ? i opened the link and it said it is under work ?
TDL? or TLD?
Any update on the full course?
Still working on the content. I'm just about to release some new videos in the next few days. Then I'll be starting on the practical labs. Have you already signed up?
@@Certbros Oh cool! Yes I have! Scheduled my exam for December.
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What is the IP of Root DNS server? DNS Explained doesn't seem well explained.
tld, not tdl
Good spot!
do you even cert bro?
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@3:50 TLD not TDL
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I've checked 10+ videos from popular sources on DNS resolution, everyone has a variation of their own while explaining DNS lookup, leaving me in confusion. They can spend hours in making those attractive animations, but can't afford to spend time in researching on how to actually demonstrate the DNS resolution process. You made the entire process very clear with a practical demo, so really thanks for that! Respect++ for your knowledge and research. My research on DNS resoluting ends here!
"It's DNS"
"It's not DNS"
"It was DNS"
"It's always DNS"
3:37 T L D, not tdl, must be a typo/speech-o?
Great spot. I kept saying TDL. I also say it at 4:41 🤦♂️
Awesome tutorials thanks. How do non TLDs differ from the basic TLDS? I see a lot more of those lately.
Nice content- please change your intro.
Thank you. Out of curiosity, what about the intro don't you like?
Is to much for a root servers to resolve all existing Domain names instead of this long journey to get this 4 bytes information ?
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Why does the narrator keep referring verbally to the TLD server as the TDL server??
3:35 TLD, not TDL. :)
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thank god ! a great explanation without a terrible Indian accent
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Well articulated Sir. Thanks
Mind blown but extremely interesting. Thank you 👌
Amazing content, very instructive
nice
Thanks
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You're welcome Jose!
2:45, love the LOL @ Yahoo.com. :D
Thanks alot 👍
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