You use the internet every second of your life. But what actually happens when you type google.com...
You use the internet every second of your life. But what actually happens when you type google.com and hit Enter?
Step 1 — Your browser asks for directions
Your computer doesn't know where google.com lives. So it asks a DNS server — think of it as the internet's phone book — "where is google.com?"
The DNS server replies with an IP address like 142.250.194.46. That's Google's actual address on the internet.
Step 2 — Your browser knocks on Google's door
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