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Domain Process - Exercise
Domain process
Objective:
Describe how a domain name travels from a node to web site.
Scoring
This exercise is worth a total of 10 points. To receive full credit, you will need to describe how a domain name travels from a node on a LAN, to its Web site. Along the way you will be required to identify the name of each process or hardware item (such as ISP to DNS or regional DNS; as well as the LAN terms such as server and file server).
Once you have completed your answer you will submit.
Background/overview
In this module, you have learned the process and terminology associated with how a domain name proceeds from node to Web site. This exercise allows you to describe the process and to identify the components that enable the process to move forward.
Instructions
List the step-by-step process that enables a domain name, such as Amazon.com, to travel from a node on a LAN to its Web site. At each step in the process, note the names of the components where the travel originated and concluded for each step (for instance, Step 1, ISP to DNS).
Submitting your exercise
When you are confident you have documented the domain name journey, enter your answer into the text box below. Click the
Submit
button to submit your answer .
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