For this example we are useing http://www.google.com/ which is broken up as www(web server).google(secondary level domain).com(top level domain).(root level domain)
- The user types http://www.google.com/ into their favorite browser and presses enter
- The PC initiates a recursive query to their corprate, home, or ISP DNS server.
- The DNS server looks at their root hints to find the root zone server and does the first interitive query to it
- The root zone server sends the information about which top level domain server should be contacted next
- The DNS server does it's next interitive query to the top level domain server
- The top level domain server sends information about which second level domain server should be contacted next
- The DNS sever does it's next interitive query to the second level domain server
- The second level domain server sends informaiton about where it's web server is located
- The DNS does it's last interitive query to the web server
- The web server sends it's IP address to the DNS server
- The DNS server closes the recursive query after giving the web server IP to the PC
- The PC goes directly to the web server in question using the direct IP address
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