December 2019
Beginner
510 pages
12h 7m
English
You have used an FQDN without realizing it every time you have put a URL into the address bar. Suppose I wanted to visit the website of this book's publisher. I would open up my browser, type https://www.packtpub.com into the address bar, and hit the Enter key. Everything I've entered after https:// in this particular example forms the FQDN. Here, the FQDN is www.packtpub.com. Just for clarification, if I used the URL https://www.packtpub.com/index.html, the FQDN would still only be www.packtpub.com. It is only the data between the second and third / that forms the FQDN. I've used a URL in my example here, but we can and do use FQDNs in lots of different ways.
Let's look at how an FQDN is broken down:
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