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DNS lookup local - how does it work? [closed]
What can cause a DNS lookup to ignore a hosts file entry?How to avoid DNS spoofing for DNS lookupMS DNS lookup issueSetup Windows DNS Server to redirect all requests on a specific machine in local LANWhy does DNS work the way it does?Windows Domain Server DNS SettingsDNS Delegation RecordsLocal DNS server (bind) and the router DHCPnew DNS zone with Forward to external DNSCan't find the IP address of external DNS server
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i have installed a server 2019 Active Directory with an DNS server.
IP Configuration
You can see my DC is the DNS Server (192.168.190.10). 192.168.190.2 is my router.
My question: why is it possible to lookup websites with their DNS name? as example, i can browse to www.serverfault.com.
for my understanding, it shouldn't work because the router is the gateway. i am little bit confused...
windows domain-name-system
asked May 2 at 20:57
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i have installed a server 2019 Active Directory with an DNS server.
IP Configuration
You can see my DC is the DNS Server (192.168.190.10). 192.168.190.2 is my router.
My question: why is it possible to lookup websites with their DNS name? as example, i can browse to www.serverfault.com.
for my understanding, it shouldn't work because the router is the gateway. i am little bit confused...
windows domain-name-system
asked May 2 at 20:57
NahazzNahazz
1
closed as off-topic by kubanczyk, Harry Johnston, Thomas, Ward♦ May 5 at 3:27
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions on Server Fault must be about managing information technology systems in a business environment. Home and end-user computing questions may be asked on Super User, and questions about development, testing and development tools may be asked on Stack Overflow." – kubanczyk, Ward
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i have installed a server 2019 Active Directory with an DNS server.
IP Configuration
You can see my DC is the DNS Server (192.168.190.10). 192.168.190.2 is my router.
My question: why is it possible to lookup websites with their DNS name? as example, i can browse to www.serverfault.com.
for my understanding, it shouldn't work because the router is the gateway. i am little bit confused...
windows domain-name-system
asked May 2 at 20:57
NahazzNahazz
1
i have installed a server 2019 Active Directory with an DNS server.
IP Configuration
You can see my DC is the DNS Server (192.168.190.10). 192.168.190.2 is my router.
My question: why is it possible to lookup websites with their DNS name? as example, i can browse to www.serverfault.com.
for my understanding, it shouldn't work because the router is the gateway. i am little bit confused...
windows domain-name-system
windows domain-name-system
asked May 2 at 20:57
NahazzNahazz
1
asked May 2 at 20:57
NahazzNahazz
1
asked May 2 at 20:57
NahazzNahazz
1
asked May 2 at 20:57
NahazzNahazz
1
asked May 2 at 20:57
NahazzNahazz
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closed as off-topic by kubanczyk, Harry Johnston, Thomas, Ward♦ May 5 at 3:27
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- "Questions on Server Fault must be about managing information technology systems in a business environment. Home and end-user computing questions may be asked on Super User, and questions about development, testing and development tools may be asked on Stack Overflow." – kubanczyk, Ward
closed as off-topic by kubanczyk, Harry Johnston, Thomas, Ward♦ May 5 at 3:27
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The DNS server resolves the DNS names. The router routes the DNS traffic. The router does not resolve the DNS names.
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The DNS server resolves the DNS names. The router routes the DNS traffic. The router does not resolve the DNS names.
answered May 2 at 21:25
joeqwertyjoeqwerty
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The DNS server resolves the DNS names. The router routes the DNS traffic. The router does not resolve the DNS names.
answered May 2 at 21:25
joeqwertyjoeqwerty
97.1k465149
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The DNS server resolves the DNS names. The router routes the DNS traffic. The router does not resolve the DNS names.
answered May 2 at 21:25
joeqwertyjoeqwerty
97.1k465149
The DNS server resolves the DNS names. The router routes the DNS traffic. The router does not resolve the DNS names.
answered May 2 at 21:25
joeqwertyjoeqwerty
97.1k465149
answered May 2 at 21:25
joeqwertyjoeqwerty
97.1k465149
answered May 2 at 21:25
joeqwertyjoeqwerty
97.1k465149
answered May 2 at 21:25
joeqwertyjoeqwerty
97.1k465149
97.1k465149
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