networksnavigation
Networks navigation refers to the processes and mechanisms by which devices and users locate and access resources within a computer network. This fundamental aspect of networking ensures that data packets can travel from their source to their intended destination efficiently and reliably. Key components of networks navigation include addressing schemes, routing protocols, and name resolution systems.
Addressing schemes, such as IP addresses, provide unique identifiers for each device connected to a network.
Name resolution systems, most notably the Domain Name System (DNS), translate human-readable domain names (e.g., www.example.com)