TechWithVasanth

Are you aware that when you enter a web address (such as google.com) and there is no way to know how your web browser is going to locate that website on your computer? This is where DNS comes into play.  DNS is short for Domain Name System, which is essentially a giant phone directory for the internet. Using DNS, your computer can very quickly locate a website without having to memorize an extremely long series of numbers to connect to it. What is DNS? The Domain Name System (DNS) serves as a platform for transforming website domain names into their respective IP (Internet Protocol) addresses. In the case of computers, the IP address is utilized to communicate with other computers via an overall network. Instead, humans can use the much more manageable and manageable website addresses like google.com to communicate with each other.  DNS translates these human-readable website addresses into numerical IP addresses to enable your browser to connect to the site you wish to visit....

What Happens When You Surf the Internet Have you ever thought about what happens each time you perform a search on Google or visit a website? The Internet functions as a global network that links all the computers and servers across the globe. This tutorial will guide you on how the Internet operates, explaining it in an easy to understand manner that everyone can grasp. What Is the Internet? The Internet consists of many interconnected computers that communicate with each other so they can share information  With the Internet, you can: Look for Sites Send Email Watch Video Share Ideas on Social Media Use Services Provided On-Line Step 1 : Making Your Device Connect To The Internet In order to make your device (mobile phone, laptop or desktop) connect with the Internet, you need to connect with:  A Wireless (Wi-Fi) Network A Mobile (3G, 4G, LTE) Network A Wired (Ethernet) Network An Internet Service Provider (ISP), such as Jio, Airtel, BSNL, or others, provides the means for y...