Arrange the following steps in a proper sequence for the typical process of a DNS query :
(A) Query authoritative DNS Server
(B) Query local DNS Server
(C) Local DNS Server Check Cache
(D) Query root DNS Server
(E) Query TLD DNS Server
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Correct answer: D. (B), (C), (D), (E), (A)
Explanation
The host queries its local DNS server, which checks its cache; on a miss it queries a root server, then the TLD server, then the authoritative server.
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