My Ip: 172.70.174.195

Domain Name Check - Who Is Domain Lookup

Add to Favorites
Ip Address Ip Tools Ip Country Ip Neighbors Country Range Domain Name Check Hide My Ip Ip Questions



DNS, Domains, and Zones

Domains starting at a top level (i.e., near the root) are particularly important for DNS operation. These domains are generally called Top Level Domains (TLDs), and TLDs are often referred to by specific names.



The entire name space is called the root domain, and some common first-level domains are called generic top level domains or gTLDs. Examples of gTLDs are the com, net, and org domains. At the first level, there are also percountry domain names, which are called country code top level domains (or ccTLDs).

There is no technical difference between gTLDs and ccTLDs in terms of the DNS protocol; the difference is in who manages the corresponding name space.

An arbitrary connected subset of the name space can be a notion called a zone. Every node in the name space belongs to one and only one of the zones, which allows a zone to define an administration boundary of a particular part of the name space.

Note that a zone is not necessarily a sub-tree, and does not necessarily equal the domain of the same name. In fact, the corresponding zones for most top-level domains are not equal to the domains; in particular, the root zone effectively consists of the root node only.
Each zone is served by one or more nameservers. A nameserver.




Domain Name Lookup - Domain Name Search

Domain Name Lookup

Domain Name Lookup is our advanced tool that will help you to perform quick, fast and accurate whois on domain names. We have included most known domain tlds search that you can chose with with drop down list.


Domain Name Search

Domain Name Search lookup engine use "checkdnsrr()" php function to make it fast lookup en response. Also the script checks for NS records on DNS servers

Please enter a suggested domain name to perform
Domain Name Lookup
 
www.  
 

Domain Name System (DNS)

The top-notch step in resolving host names to TCP/IP addresses is using DNS.



The Domain Name System (DNS) is a way to resolve meaningful and easy-to-remember names to IP addresses.

Because millions of sites are connected to the Internet, maintaining one central list of the nameto- IP-address relationships across the Internet is unrealistic. The DNS system was designed to coordinate and distribute the resolution load.

The two major tasks that DNS provides are:

  • IP address resolution to hosts on the Internet, for local hosts
  • IP address resolution to hosts on the local network, for other hosts on the Internet



  • NameServer

    Each zone is served by one or more nameservers. A nameserver of a zone maintains domain names within the zone, and responds to database queries for the names.

    Nameservers are often called authoritative (DNS) servers. Nameservers of the root zone and gTLD zones are called the root servers and the gTLD servers, respectively. One single nameserver can serve for multiple different zones. For example, com and net zones are served by the same set of nameservers.

    Many zones have more than one authoritative server, particularly in the case of top-level zones, to provide redundancy and improve stability.

    Usually only one of them maintains the master database, which is called the primary (or master) server of the zone. Other nameservers, called secondary (or slave) servers, periodically synchronize with the primary server to provide coherent behavior. This process is called a zone transfer.


 

Find IP Address - IP Tools - IP Ranges - Reverse IP - Country Range - Domain Checker - Hide IP - IP Questions
MAC Address Lookup - IP Information - WhoIS Lookup - IP Lookup - DNS Lookup - Reverse DNS Lookup - Email Lookup
Find Email - IP Location Finder - IP Address Locator - Distance Calculator - Subnet Calculators - IP BlackListing
Router IP - Site Viewer - Ping Test - HTTP Header
Contact - Disclaimer - RSS
 
2008 - 2012 (C) Find IP Address
All right reserved