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ASSIGNMENT:
 Assignment is about to introduced the DNS (Domain Name System) ,it’s working and describes what is Root Name Server, how many they are and it’s location’s.
 First of all I’ll explain what DNS (Domain Name System) is and it’s working.

DNS (DOMAIN NAME SYSTEM):
Paul Mockaptris developed DNS (Domain Name System) at UC (University of California for Public Research).In 1983 Irvine first implementation of DNS by the request of John Postel from UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles).

When all the internet system is working and then refer a particular IP (Internal Protocol) address to every machine and the address should be defined four “Octets” in dotted decimal number and 32-bit normally like “192.200.199.1”.

The DNS (Domain Name System) is basically an internet service that translates Domain Name into IP addresses. The Domain Names are in alphabetically order, which is easy for us to remember for human being. For example Domain Name www.facebook.com must be translated into 69.171.230.248.

Infect DNS (Domain Name System) has its own network. In case where one DNS (Domain Name System) server does not know to translate or convert a Domain Name into IP address then it’s ask another one, until correct IP address is arrived as feedback.

There is some Top Level Domain (TLD) like .net, .edu and .org etc. Each and every Top Level Domain (TDL) there is a vast list of Second Level Domain (SLD). For example;
 MSDN.
 W3SCHOOL.
 ASK.
• And Billions of others.

In internet, many larger Individual IP networks depends on the DNS (Domain Name System) to help direct communicate to the IP addresses. Further the DNS maintains the Database of networks names and addresses, more over provides methods to remotely inq...

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....10.5 VeriSign Amsterdam in Netherland

B 79.172.201.120
University of Southern California (ISI)
Budapest in Hungary
C 46.244.10.70 Cogent communication
Paris in France
D 80.252.121.2 University of California
London in England
E 209.97.202.107 NASA (National Aeronautics and space Administration) Ames
British Columbia in Canada
F 46.244.10.98 Internet Systems Consortium Melbourne, Victoria in Australia

G 199.5.157.131 US Defense Information System Agency
Chicago, Illinois in USA
H 208.71.35.137 US Army Research Lab
Des Moines, Iowa in USA
I 122.183.133.220 Netnod (Internet exchange in Sweden) Chennai in India
J 46.244.10.116 VeriSign Singapore
K 82.146.40.113 RIPE (Reseaux IP Europeans)
Moscow in Russia
L 128.65.160.37 ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers)
Tehran in Iran
M 200.37.61.62 Wide project University San Pedro in Chimbote Peru

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