DNS (Domain Name System) is the system used to connect domain names to IP addresses. When you request a website, your browser performs a DNS query to find the corresponding IP address. Typically, a recursive resolver handles this query, checking the root DNS nameserver, the TLD (Top-Level Domain) nameserver, and the authoritative server if the information isn’t already cached. This process ensures that your browser can locate and load the correct website.

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