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Ticking Timebomb

2004-05-01, 11:29 pm

Thanks everyone for all your help so far.
I am taking a practice test and one answer has DNS as transport? I thought
DNS would be session? The more I read, the less this all makes sense


Doan

2004-05-01, 11:29 pm

On Fri, 30 Apr 2004, Ticking Timebomb wrote:

> Thanks everyone for all your help so far.
> I am taking a practice test and one answer has DNS as transport? I thought
> DNS would be session? The more I read, the less this all makes sense
>

DNS would be Application Layer. It uses TCP and UDP port 53. It provides
names to IP addresses resolution.

Doan


Hansang Bae

2004-05-01, 11:30 pm

In article <8Eqkc.58079$DC1.49658@newssvr25.news.prodigy.com>,
ticking.timebomb@sbcglobal.net says...
> Thanks everyone for all your help so far.
> I am taking a practice test and one answer has DNS as transport? I thought
> DNS would be session? The more I read, the less this all makes sense


DNS follows the arpa model (four layers only). It doesn't follow the
OSI model.


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2004-05-02, 5:25 pm

"Ticking Timebomb" <ticking.timebomb@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:8Eqkc.58079$DC1.49658@newssvr25.news.prodigy.com...
> Thanks everyone for all your help so far.
> I am taking a practice test and one answer has DNS as transport? I thought
> DNS would be session? The more I read, the less this all makes sense
>
>


DNS uses UDP for requests and responses and TCP for zone transfers. You
should pay attention to details in questions because they may be asking both
variants.


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