Domain name server, The IT Law Wiki

A domain name server (DNS server) is a computer system that translates domain names to IP addresses. The DNS server is the “phonebook” of the Internet. It main­tains directories that match IP addresses with registered domain names and resolve the text that people understand (the domain name) into a format that devices understand (the IP address). As illustrated below, My PC sends a request for the location of “www.nist.gov.” The DNS server responds with the assigned IP address of “129.6.13.23.”

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