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And hello again, last time we stopped here on this page that we have the comments to know in our our

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DNA, in our computer.

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I mean, let's let's give an example, let's put this this graph or matter of fact, this put this government

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and we are going to open our and.

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Our command prompt and also you should know something about Windows and Linux capital letters should

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always take capital and lowercase letters always say that the work is like we have this on Windows and

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Linux, but on Cisco packages, it doesn't matter.

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It's like capital or not.

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So let's do this.

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Come on and look up.

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And here we have our default server, which is the NSA, that Google and its address is the public address

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of Google, which is 8.8.8.8.

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Now let's see what we have there.

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Here we have the server.

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The this is the description of the server that it was a logical system to create a database to ensure

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name resolution.

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This is right.

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At the top of the hour, she wrote, service servers give records about how to reach top level domain

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servers, which which in turn have record pointing to second level domain servers and so on.

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We have in this in this place, which is a.

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Mainly mainly, you don't study it on networking, but you study it on the networking at Linux or networking

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at Windows because there is there is a difference.

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And second level domain servers, we call them slaves and the first domains are we would call them masters.

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We have a an air show in the inner service that is called master slave.

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We are going to see it.

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We are going to see, but it is not going to be in this course.

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And then they see the different top level domains.

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These are the following types like generic sites like dot com that or dot net and foreign nationals

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like that that's par for France, that the UK, for the United Kingdom, that us, for the United States,

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that is for Morocco.

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And then we have the SDP server and protocol.

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The server is simply for the web is we.

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We have like every website, we have this HDP.

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Double dots.

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Slash slash.

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Then we have the WW W Dot, the name of of the website, then that compass the World Wide Web.

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This w w w stands for World Wide Web.

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Anyway, is DTP is for is for it.

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So as as an example, the browsers start interrupting this three parts of the URL sgp, which is the

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protocol or the Typekit.

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Sometime we'll have the Prius, which is another protocol.

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Just it is more secure.

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There is the S10 for security.

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Like here we have the example of the school.

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Now we have the Bob, and it seems to be the Pope and MGP are similar to the FTB, but the F2P is four

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five and MGP is four mrJ or males, females and pope.

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I think it's MGP said that for a simple mail transfer protocol and bob, it is for the.

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Around the office.

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Yes, it is for the post office protocol, I think.

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And here.

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As we can see, they say that MGB is used for a fair, transparent in emails and Bob is for transit,

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for transfer, transfer and that's.

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Application layers protocol.

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Oh, here we have the description.

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They say images requires multiple applications and services, both of his protocol, as I said, which

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is pop and simple measures of protocol as MTV are two applications layer protocol.

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We saw that in our first video of layers.

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The protocol has specific purposes to allow the user to pick up his email or his made from the horse

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that does not contain his movements.

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So the difference between as A.B. and Bob is MGB should be in the in the network and Bob, it's going

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to be outside of the network and you can still use it.

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Thank you.