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What is DNS Caching?
💬Answer
DNS Caching is the temporary storage of IP mappings close to the requesting client (in browsers, operating systems, routers, and resolvers) for a duration defined by the record's TTL (Time to Live), minimizing the need to query recursive resolvers and root servers repeatedly.
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