Great set of videos. I have been a web programmer for a long time now, and getting into IT. I love being able to learn at my own pace, and the internet is such an amazing place to learn things. Thank you for these videos, Eli. You are a fantastic instructor! I dart around a bunch, I think your videos would do well numbered, so I can sort of see soem direction in them. But either way, thank you so much!
Eli, you are the man! Thank you so much for these videos. I'm an IT student and your classes really help clarify some of the questions I have left over after my in class time and other resources. Thanks again and keep it up brother!!!
Your awesome.. Its so much easier to understand this way. Most people just go ranting of information and it just gets to hard to understand. This is best UA-cam video I have seen till now on domains
Hands down, the best IT instructor! Thank you for what you do Eli! I recommend your videos to anyone who is looking for an outstanding IT channel on YT.
Just love how you make these difficult ideas so so clear, have learned so much only from two of your lessons, and i'll continue doing so. Fantastic work pal!
Respect..!! I really don't like to study any of subject but since when i have watched your videos.. I start studying alot. you made it easier for me.. really ton of thanks !! you are the best teacher of this world wish i could meet you once in my life.....
I'm in a computer networking class right now and we don't have any lessons only books and the internet. I don't know how big the changes it is to 2016 but still it helps a lot when I write my homework. You got a new subscriber :D (sorry for the bad english)
This has been one of the most informative videos on youtube, that i have watched. Thank you for spending your time to explain this. I really needed this.
Eli you are a great help. I work in Change Management and like to understand the various technologies I work with (gets a little insane when you deal with all of them). You make it easy, thank you sir :)
This was so helpful! I have followed you cause of your new videos for a long time, not these older educational ones. But you could definitely do more of them. You explain it very clearly. Thanks!
Eli, I just want to say Thank You very much for all of your help. Your videos are top notch and help me out very much in my networking class. I greatly appreciate it and wish you luck in all of your future endeavors. :-)
Thank you so much for sharing this info with the world. Your clear speech is even helpful for none English speaker like me. You are the best. The best teachers teach from the heart, not from the book. ~Author Unknown
i like the fact that when you speak to as it feels as if you are speaking to deaf people..but i love it because English isnt my first language so it makes things easier for me
Wow Really very useful and understand about your teaching skills. Very impression. Thank you so much for your timing and coaching. I would like to learning many things from your other classes.
i would love for the next class on dns to be about setting up a bind server. i would like to see an example of zone config files, records, and the different options and stuff like that being set up. good vid.
so we can say that a DNS server is typically your phone's contact list that returns the phone number of the person you locally searched for or else presumably goes to the internet to find that for you?
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On Windows, type the Windows key + r, then type cmd, then type ipconfig /all, you will see your dns suffix which comes from your ISP, if its a cable provider like Comcast for example you will also be able to check your DNS IP addresses, cuz usually it is more than just one...
Host Names Domain Name Service (DNS) is the service used to convert human readable names of hosts to IP addresses. Host names are not case sensitive and can contain alphabetic or numeric letters or the hyphen. Avoid the underscore. A fully qualified domain name (FQDN) consists of the host name plus domain name. Domain Name System The Domain Name System (DNS) is basically a large database which resides on various computers and it contains the names and IP addresses of various hosts on the internet and various domains. The Domain Name System is used to provide information to the Domain Name Service to use when queries are made. The service is the act of querying the database, and the system is the data structure and data itself. The Domain Name System is similar to a file system in Unix or DOS starting with a root. Branches attach to the root to create a huge set of paths. Each branch in the DNS is called a label. Each label can be 63 characters long, but most are less. Each text word between the dots can be 63 characters in length, with the total domain name (all the labels) limited to 255 bytes in overall length. The domain name system database is divided into sections called zones. The name servers in their respective zones are responsible for answering queries for their zones. A zone is a subtree of DNS and is administered separately. There are multiple name servers for a zone. There is usually one primary nameserver and one or more secondary name servers. A name server may be authoritative for more than one zone.
Thank you for the lesson. It will be so glad if it is possible to teach us Linux or Solaris infrastructure administrator session as well. Once again thank you for you dedication.
Yes, I get it. Only configured DNS server can aswer a request, but if this DNS hasn't the IP requested in it's cache, so it will request to some root server that (depending on the TLD or ccTLD) will request to a "registrar" responsible for domains registration, so the registrar will point to the server that owns the registered domain.
Great video, I hopeI get the basics of how it works. There's just one question lingering though: why does the DNS lookup happen on servers and not on the client itself? Could the DHCP not send the addresses to the PC itself or is it more efficient to store the address information on one place then in all different places?
The Prior video about configuring AD, DNS and DHCP stated you we're going to have a video to configure DNS and DCHP. Were they created. I cannot find same.
Hello Jamie. I think your problem is related to Domain name resolution. First thing you need to do is find the local IP address of the Web server. If you can't access the web server, it is not dns related. If you can access the web server using this IP address, then you need to setup an internal DNS server to translate the the domain name (website) into the LAN IP address of your web server.to be used by computer on your local network. Add a record for the website and point it to the web server.
Hi Eli, your videos are awesome, so much explained in such detail... I have a question....so if the DNS and DHCP are not on the same PHYSICAL server, but they are on the same network, does it still cause problems with them working in tandem?
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Nice presentation Eli... I have a question. How do you check if it is dynamic or static in a domain on mac and windows? please simple command line .. what level(s) (ISO) is one recommended to ping?
please keep providing this kind of nice video. Do you have a video for setting wireless network for college campus with multiple building, what kind of routers and other device require to create only wireless network. Thanks
I wonder does 'reading configuration from hosts file' play any role in your DNS loop/workflow. Sorry for my dummy and I may miss some of your last lessons.
So Eli, lets say we have a DHCP pool of 30 addresses and 30 host-names and Dynamic DNS was not configured, when it comes time to configure them are those manual entries on the DNS table or is there a pool of column a (DHCP IP addresses and Column B host names and they just get paired or dynamically assigned for a specific lease time? Thanks, Jesse
Hi Eli. Since domain and sub-domains exist, what is the at the same time zone existence? And vice-versa. Isn't one's existence reject the other's. Thank you.
Eli, different people learn in different ways. It was better when you explained everything using a white board. One can get lost by only listening to you. I really admire and respect what you do, thanks a lot.
Hi, Eli, Could you please explain what difference can a domain name registration make? I mean which company to sign up with? any impact on services or it's just web hosting that might effect the website service?
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Great set of videos. I have been a web programmer for a long time now, and getting into IT. I love being able to learn at my own pace, and the internet is such an amazing place to learn things. Thank you for these videos, Eli. You are a fantastic instructor! I dart around a bunch, I think your videos would do well numbered, so I can sort of see soem direction in them. But either way, thank you so much!
I really like how you explain these stuff. You are a very good teacher! :)
Thanks
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Eli I love how you speak so clear and confident, thank you so much!
Eli, you are the man! Thank you so much for these videos. I'm an IT student and your classes really help clarify some of the questions I have left over after my in class time and other resources. Thanks again and keep it up brother!!!
Your awesome.. Its so much easier to understand this way. Most people just go ranting of information and it just gets to hard to understand. This is best UA-cam video I have seen till now on domains
You are the best when it comes to teach online. To the point and very clear understanding methods. I really like your way of teaching.
Hands down, the best IT instructor!
Thank you for what you do Eli! I recommend your videos to anyone who is looking for an outstanding IT channel on YT.
Just love how you make these difficult ideas so so clear, have learned so much only from two of your lessons, and i'll continue doing so. Fantastic work pal!
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Respect..!! I really don't like to study any of subject but since when i have watched your videos.. I start studying alot. you made it easier for me.. really ton of thanks !! you are the best teacher of this world wish i could meet you once in my life.....
You're like the IT Walter White!!! you explain things so passionately and convincingly. so thank you so much
You are the best teacher that I have had in a long time. it is very refreshing and a joy to listen your videos.
i would of loved this about 2 years ago, one thing that always got me was the different between local and public domains and how it tied in with AD
I'm in a computer networking class right now and we don't have any lessons only books and the internet. I don't know how big the changes it is to 2016 but still it helps a lot when I write my homework. You got a new subscriber :D (sorry for the bad english)
This has been one of the most informative videos on youtube, that i have watched. Thank you for spending your time to explain this. I really needed this.
Eli...you are awesome! This is the simplest tutorial I have ever watched on DNS...thanks....
eli you should be awarded for this great work you are doing.
I have no words for your presentation. You are kind and skillful. God Bless.
As usual, a very informative and well presented lesson. I am so grateful for all of generosity of the work and effort . Thank you Eli!!!
Eli you are a great help. I work in Change Management and like to understand the various technologies I work with (gets a little insane when you deal with all of them). You make it easy, thank you sir :)
This was so helpful! I have followed you cause of your new videos for a long time, not these older educational ones. But you could definitely do more of them. You explain it very clearly. Thanks!
I think Eli puts things in easy to understand language. Love these videos.
Spectacular clarity of mind and teaching ability if it was not scripted. Subscribed without a doubt. Going to watch the dns for windows setup vid now.
Whenever I search something on youtube, this awesome guy pops up.
Eli, I just want to say Thank You very much for all of your help. Your videos are top notch and help me out very much in my networking class. I greatly appreciate it and wish you luck in all of your future endeavors. :-)
Thanks Eli - Very clear, concise and to the point also covering other affected technologies!
Hey Eli, thanks for all the lessons. you are comprehensive, u r so elaborate and really really good. You make things so easy to understand.
Thanks man
Thank you so much for sharing this info with the world. Your clear speech is even helpful for none English speaker like me. You are the best.
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Service, system, schmervice...you all get the jist i mean really...BIG picture people. Thank you so much Eli.
i like the fact that when you speak to as it feels as if you are speaking to deaf people..but i love it because English isnt my first language so it makes things easier for me
Thank you so much, I don't know so much about computers network but you did this explanation so clearly for me, thank you.
Another great video, been using a lot of these for my networking course, very helpful. Appreciate all your hard work.
this has been a platform motivation for me than even learning new things and polishing up my techniques
You are a very good teacher, keep the good work going. God bless u real good.
Excellent videos, so illustratives and becomes the IT World more accesible
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That was a very good explanation indeed sir. You are an expert in teaching! Thanks a lot Eli :)
Thanks Eli. I love your teaching approach. Your videos are really helpful.
Wow Really very useful and understand about your teaching skills. Very impression. Thank you so much for your timing and coaching.
I would like to learning many things from your other classes.
i would love for the next class on dns to be about setting up a bind server.
i would like to see an example of zone config files, records, and the different options and stuff like that being set up.
good vid.
Your video is really amazing....it really clear my concept...doing great work
You're pretty amazing at teaching, you help me learn things my tutors in college can't so great job.
so we can say that a DNS server is typically your phone's contact list that returns the phone number of the person you locally searched for or else presumably goes to the internet to find that for you?
Really enjoying these videos, you are a good teacher Eli!!!
its really a good tutorial that give you a base of your understanding about DNS... Thanks for the very well explanation.
*dynamic host configuration protocol
Thanks Eli for helping all of us
very well explained and understood . better then my school and college teachers
Great introduction, thank you for giving your time and providing useful information
you are very awesome.i really apericiate the way how you make things simple.i am very impressed.please try to arrange a full share point course please please
very informative and I have easily learnt about DNS now, but seriously pause on 12:10 , which toes did you use to draw this with?
thankyou for existing and making these beautiful videos. You are an amazing teacher. :)
On Windows, type the Windows key + r, then type cmd, then type ipconfig /all, you will see your dns suffix which comes from your ISP, if its a cable provider like Comcast for example you will also be able to check your DNS IP addresses, cuz usually it is more than just one...
DHCP stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol not Control, at least by ISO standards.
...and DNS stands for Domain Name System (not service), according to EVERY RFC!
Host Names
Domain Name Service (DNS) is the service used to convert human readable names of hosts to IP addresses. Host names are not case sensitive and can contain alphabetic or numeric letters or the hyphen. Avoid the underscore. A fully qualified domain name (FQDN) consists of the host name plus domain name.
Domain Name System
The Domain Name System (DNS) is basically a large database which resides on various computers and it contains the names and IP addresses of various hosts on the internet and various domains. The Domain Name System is used to provide information to the Domain Name Service to use when queries are made. The service is the act of querying the database, and the system is the data structure and data itself. The Domain Name System is similar to a file system in Unix or DOS starting with a root. Branches attach to the root to create a huge set of paths. Each branch in the DNS is called a label. Each label can be 63 characters long, but most are less. Each text word between the dots can be 63 characters in length, with the total domain name (all the labels) limited to 255 bytes in overall length. The domain name system database is divided into sections called zones. The name servers in their respective zones are responsible for answering queries for their zones. A zone is a subtree of DNS and is administered separately. There are multiple name servers for a zone. There is usually one primary nameserver and one or more secondary name servers. A name server may be authoritative for more than one zone.
Very informative straightforward explanation.
How long did it take you from starting off knowing little to nothing about computer networking/security to where you are today?
I like the way the guy spells 'IP Address'. Crissspppp..
Useful refresher and excellent bite-sized learning. Thanks!
Eli, could you see about putting together a windows server 2012 playlist please? Great videos.
Thanks a lot Eli... You make everything sound easy
You are the best of the best out there. I really appreciate your easy way of explanation..
dhcp+dns = dynamic dns was very usefull. thx... explains a lot of client's dns problems.
Thank you for the lesson.
It will be so glad if it is possible to teach us Linux or Solaris infrastructure administrator session as well.
Once again thank you for you dedication.
Yes, I get it. Only configured DNS server can aswer a request, but if this DNS hasn't the IP requested in it's cache, so it will request to some root server that (depending on the TLD or ccTLD) will request to a "registrar" responsible for domains registration, so the registrar will point to the server that owns the registered domain.
Great video, Eli! Thanks for sharing your expertise with us :)
Great video, I hopeI get the basics of how it works.
There's just one question lingering though: why does the DNS lookup happen on servers and not on the client itself? Could the DHCP not send the addresses to the PC itself or is it more efficient to store the address information on one place then in all different places?
Thanks Eli. Very thorough explanation!
The Prior video about configuring AD, DNS and DHCP stated you we're going to have a video to configure DNS and DCHP. Were they created. I cannot find same.
Hello Jamie. I think your problem is related to Domain name resolution. First thing you need to do is find the local IP address of the Web server. If you can't access the web server, it is not dns related. If you can access the web server using this IP address, then you need to setup an internal DNS server to translate the the domain name (website) into the LAN IP address of your web server.to be used by computer on your local network. Add a record for the website and point it to the web server.
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You are a good teacher man Bless.
Thank you Eli for that clear intro to DNS. I got it, Yeah!
Where are the rest of the videos? Why doesn’t he make a playlist? Or am u not seeing it?
Hi Eli, your videos are awesome, so much explained in such detail... I have a question....so if the DNS and DHCP are not on the same PHYSICAL server, but they are on the same network, does it still cause problems with them working in tandem?
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Hey Eli, u r superb. Thank you so much for this class.
thank you, very informative. is there a video for your class on internet dns which you mentioned at the end if the vid?
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Nice presentation Eli... I have a question. How do you check if it is dynamic or static in a domain on mac and windows? please simple command line .. what level(s) (ISO) is one recommended to ping?
Informative mate! Anyone from 2018??
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You are really a good teacher, Thank You :)
How can you do that, make all stuff so easy to understand? You are #1!
please keep providing this kind of nice video. Do you have a video for setting wireless network for college campus with multiple building, what kind of routers and other device require to create only wireless network.
Thanks
I wonder does 'reading configuration from hosts file' play any role in your DNS loop/workflow. Sorry for my dummy and I may miss some of your last lessons.
What are the advantages to using your ISPs dns servers over Google's? Have always wondered this.
So Eli, lets say we have a DHCP pool of 30 addresses and 30 host-names and Dynamic DNS was not configured, when it comes time to configure them are those manual entries on the DNS table or is there a pool of column a (DHCP IP addresses and Column B host names and they just get paired or dynamically assigned for a specific lease time?
Thanks,
Jesse
Hi Eli. Since domain and sub-domains exist, what is the at the same time zone existence? And vice-versa. Isn't one's existence reject the other's. Thank you.
Eli, different people learn in different ways. It was better when you explained everything using a white board. One can get lost by only listening to you. I really admire and respect what you do, thanks a lot.
You can explain stuff very well man, cheers!
You're an amazing teacher! Thank you so much!!
Excellent job, nicely done.
realy , nice video full of basic knowledge. Thanks buddy
Hi, Eli, Could you please explain what difference can a domain name registration make? I mean which company to sign up with? any impact on services or it's just web hosting that might effect the website service?
Perfect explanation, you are so good.
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good explanation......really useful ...,
when computer are on a domain, their networks are not configured to a particular DNS or are they? they are all set to automatic.