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[email protected] If you type a domain name in the web browser and the system can’t find the IP address in its cache memory, it will redirect the query to the Resolver server . The Resolver server is an Internet Service Provider (ISP); it checks for the IP address in its cache memory. If it can’t find the IP address, it will further redirect the query to the root server . The Root server is the top server of the DNS hierarchy, including 13 sets of root servers around the world. Each set of the root servers has its unique IP address. When the root server receives the query for the IP address but can’t find it, and sends the query to the TLD . The TLD server is the Top-level Domain Server that stores various address information for the domains such as .net , .com, .en, .org, and more. When the query is received but can’t find the IP address, the TLS redirects the resolvers to the Authoritative Name Servers .