06-29-2013 09:35 AM - edited 03-03-2019 07:06 AM
HI,
I have some confusion regarding the hostname resolution in dns server through osi model.
What i think that (When we type url, the http takes the request to the presentation layer, then session, transport layer network datalink, then physical then it goes to the dns server to resolve the hostname. then it comes back from all the routes to the transport layer. then it sets the source port and destination port to the web server of the requested url. then it goes to the network layer and sets the source ip (our system) and destination ip(what we got from dns server) then data link then physical and then hop by hop it goes to that webserver then the request is completed
Is it like that? or there is something i am missing??
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06-29-2013 10:11 AM
If you could forget about layers for a moment it would help.
Learn first how things works in practive, stick labels on it later.
06-29-2013 10:11 AM
If you could forget about layers for a moment it would help.
Learn first how things works in practive, stick labels on it later.
06-29-2013 10:21 PM
I need to know because its a ccna requirement. How things work, thats why i wanted to know how osi model works
06-30-2013 12:11 AM
Syed,
As Paolo said this is not required at CCNA level, First understand the complete concept of OSI Layer Model then go ahead on see what protocols works at which layer then go in depth of each protocol.
Coming down to your question how http works google it to findout what exactly HTTP contains and how it rquests the data and go step by step.
Simple answer to your question is : You are quite near to the answer but there is a lot of things to be explained. Hence dont get confuse and just understand how it works when you type that would help you in understanding the concept rather than knowing it on how it flows over the layers.
HTH
Regards
Inayath
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