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what really happen after i press enter to the web browser after typing google.com. where the first packet go and from there where it go . i want the detail information so some body please help me.
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Here's a good place to start: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/internet/basics/internet-infrastructure.htm
Take a look at the answer to this question. It has a great explanation!
Have you tried studying the output of
traceroute www.google.comfrom the command line? This little utility will show you the exact route, hop by hop, that packets take from your local machine to a remote host. You can get some help understanding the output from this site or this other site.If you're on Windows, the equivalent command line utility is called
tracert, and run the same way.Or, you could use a similar online service: http://who.is/tools/traceroute/google.com/ if you're unfamiliar or uncomfortable with the command line.