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Meh. Without DNS, or something similar, there really is no internet. Obviously you are technically correct.
by topranks 5y ago
Meh. Without DNS, or something similar, there really is no internet.
Obviously you are technically correct.
- toddh 5y agoThe internet gets along quite fine without DNS. Packets route from network to network. DNS is an application-layer protocol. People often confuse the web with the internet. We use phone numbers for phone calls. It's conceivable with IPv6 you could nail up your IP address and use a QR code to make the addresses accessible. In a hundred years will DNS still be necessary? I don't think so.