DNS8 steps to finding:

  1. The user inWebType”example.com“, the query will enterInternetAnd by theDNSRecursive resolver receives.
  2. The parser then queriesDNSRoot name server.
  3. The root server then uses the top-level domainDNS (TLD)Server (for example.comor.net), which stores information about its domain. In the searchexample.comWhen our request points to.com TLD.
  4. The parser then goes to.com TLDMake a request.
  5. And then,TLDThe server uses a domain name serverexample.comtheIPAddress to respond.
  6. Finally, the recursive parser sends queries to the domain’s name server.
  7. And then,example.comtheIPThe address is returned from the name server to the resolver.
  8. thenDNSThe parser uses the domain of the original requestIPAddress the responseWebThe browser.

Once the eight steps of the DNS lookup return the IP address example.com, the browser can make a request to the web page:

The browser makes an HTTP request to the IP address.

The server at that IP returns the web page to render in the browser.