Ed Greshko wrote:
Edward Krack wrote:Edward Krack:It has to know where to go. Can you drive cross country without a road map?Users computer types in a URL to browse the net. Users computer is config to use DNS server to resolve the the name in the URL to an IP address. TCP/IP uses ARP. Host found. Session established.You are confusing ARP and DNS.
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ARP is *only* used to determine MAC addresses. MAC addresses are *only* used within a subnet.
Thank you. I thought I was beginning to lose my mind,
or had completely missed the boat on TCP/IP.
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Mike
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