internet without dns tennis play [closed]
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Published on 2012-06-07T16:43:35Z
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Why do we make DNS requests separately when an ISP could also be handling the DNS request along with HTTP data simultaneously.
So rather than:
- Ask opendns what yahoos address is.
- Opendns returns: 66.55.44.11
- Hey, Verizon. Send/Request data from 66.55.44.11.
Why wouldn't the protocol just request data from "yahoo.com" and verizon interprets the yahoo.com as a split DNS request. This would lower latency for sure as it cuts out the time required for the dns server to call back the IP to then be sent AGAIN when it could just be handling the entire request theoretically.
Couldn't this be managed via a host file change on the client side and make compatible servers?? So much like a proxy.
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