Domain Services stores centralized directory information and lets users and domains communicate. When a user attempts to connect to a device or resource on a network, this service provides login authentication, verifying the user’s login credentials and access permissions.
Each website is identified by a unique set of numbers, called an IP address. Your computer uses these numbers to connect to the server where the website data is located. When visitors enter a domain name in their search bar, it sends a request to a set of Domain Name System (DNS) servers. The DNS then responds with the IP address of the website’s hosting server, making it accessible. Domain names were created because IP addresses are too complicated to remember. So, for internet users to access a website, it needs to be given a name.
