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DNS service, hello, everyone.



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Today, we're going to talk about the Genius Service, which is a very important one, and I'm sure



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that when they explain it to you, you will understand that you actually see the DNS service in use



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every single day.



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So you know that every device over the Web has an IP address.



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But just think about it.



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If we use the IP address as a name of the device, which is usually the case, this name would be really



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ugly.



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We're not going to be able to remember this name and basically for the users will not be comfortable



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because we understand words and letters way better than numbers.



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Also, it is way easier to remember a word than random numbers placed together.



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And here it comes, the Jeunesse Service.



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So the Jeunesse Service is basically used to create a domain name or to screen name that is on the top



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of the IP address and basically means that we can refer to the name in order to assess the IP address.



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So for that reason, the Jinnah's service is one of the foundations of our network today and it makes



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it more available for the normal users that don't need to remember in technical terms or numbers.



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So, for example, if we check the IP address of Google dot com, you can see that it's eight point



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eight point eight and the non authoritative server of Google is going to be actually 172 to 17 for 206.



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But how do we check that?



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They were six to one common that you can use in basically every device and this is code in this lookup.



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So let's go now to the terminal and let's see how this comment actually works.



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So here I am in the terminal from my MacBook in Right Enis Look.



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So after was here this morning, as you can see now, we can basically check everything on the Web and



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see its IP address, which is quite useful and sometimes quite fun to do.



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So just think about some website entries here and you immediately see its IP address.



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I would do a website of my desire, for example, related to YouTube dot com.



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And if I check here, I can see the exact IP address of YouTube, which is in our case, 170 to 217



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470.



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Let's try another and let's try, for example, on our famous website.



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Let's see, let's see games dot com.



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OK, so here you can see that, for example, the games, dot com hiss, quite a lot of IP addresses



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associated with actually it has two, six, seven IP addresses associated with games, dot com.



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And let's try my website, which is called.



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Skilled Army dot com, and you can see that this is actually my IP address, which is a public one,



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and you can always check it from the Web.



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Let's now try to access an IP address or a website that doesn't exist.



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I will just write some random letters.



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Dot com, and you can see that service can be found and this is because this website does not exist.



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OK, so here we have the server, but the actual credit also the website does not exist because it is



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simply not there.



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So this is why the database is doing.



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For example, if you go to the browser and you write the website there, the VNS pretty much translates



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as the name that you wrote into an IP address.



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So actually this is the actual numbers of the IP address that is related to this name.



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For example, Windows is automatically configured to use the DNS service in order to configure the Internet



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service providers.



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So the the Dennis providers are actually pretty different.



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You can have different DNS providers.



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They could be, for example, the open ocean is that Waterer DNS, the Google audience as well.



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And for example, if you want to assess the Google DNS, you can exoduses the following link and see



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some information about it.



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So let's actually do it.



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So here for Google and Google and go to the website that they provide you on that slide, which is called



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Developers, the dot Google dot com speed, public DNS.



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You can actually see the information about the DNS.



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You can see an article, what is DNS, whatever the network addresses.



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And actually this 888 is exactly the one that we found from the terminal, which is the global server.



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And you can actually hear see some codes, information about this.



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So I would advise you to see that page and read it, because you can see also guides and support above



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the public DNS services provided by Google.



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So that's the case.



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I think it's enough for today.



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Thank you very much for watching.



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And I hope you enjoyed the topic related to the DNS.