On Thu, Aug 17, 2017 at 11:02:54PM +0200, Aeris wrote:
> > Every time you enter a URL in the browser address line, your browser
> > requests the IP address of that URL from the DNS server. You can
> > instead enter the IP address yourself along with the webpage requested.
> > You could also just
> Every time you enter a URL in the browser address line, your browser
> requests the IP address of that URL from the DNS server. You can
> instead enter the IP address yourself along with the webpage requested.
> You could also just make your own entry in a HOSTS file if you know how
> to do it.
On 08/17/2017 01:02 PM, blo...@openmailbox.org wrote:
> Quick Question:
>
> The node JPsi2 has an IP address of 37.200.99.251 and a host name of
> j60204.servers.jiffybox.net.
>
> Does connecting to this node require DNS resolution? I assume not. I imagine
> that I request a connection to the
Quick Question:
The node JPsi2 has an IP address of 37.200.99.251 and a host name of
j60204.servers.jiffybox.net.
Does connecting to this node require DNS resolution? I assume not. I imagine
that I request a connection to the IP address (not to the domain name).
Yes?
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