How can one IP address represent multiple domains and subdomains?
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Published Nov 15, 2017
Every device connected to the Internet has a unique numerical address called an Internet Protocol (IP) address. When you enter a domain name in your browser, it is translated into an IP address using the Domain Name System (DNS) to establish a connection.
A single IP address can be associated with multiple domains and subdomains. This is possible through an authoritative DNS server, which maps multiple domain names to the same IP address. Once configured, all requests for those domains will resolve to the same destination.
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