When you type in a URL or click on a hyperlink, a request is sent to a domain name system (DNS) server asking for the internet protocol (IP) address of the web service you are requesting. A DNS server stores the IP addresses of different web services.
Web servers
When a web server receives your request, it breaks down the information you are asking for into smaller parts, known as data packets.
Web servers
When a web server receives your request, it breaks down the information you are asking for into smaller parts, known as data packets.
Computer
Your computer reorders the data packets and then you can use the information you requested.
It probably takes longer to type in the webpage’s URL, than it takes for the webpage to be sent!
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