Domain name resolution 200 is in progress

It may be a bug in Tencent QQ,It is recommended that you use or ucweb to log in to these web pages to see,If the login is normal,It's basically a problem with QQ software (due to the particularity of the local network,There may be an error when using CMWAP connection).

The resolution of the domain name is related to the DNS server, and it has nothing to do with the mobile phone.

Also, your connection settings need to be correct.

Again, please figure out what is DNS domain name resolution, okay?

Setup issues. You factory reset your phone or simply upgrade it. Try again.

Get it to the mobile phone operator so that they can help debug it more conveniently.

Get it to the mobile phone operator so that they can help debug it more conveniently.

Just check the machine! It's a soft grid! Mine too!

Due to the small number of software installed on the mobile phone, when accessing QQ space, if you encounter software that has not been installed, you will link to the software homepage on the access page for installation. The DNS resolution prompt you are getting is the one that can't find the pages that appear.

Go and upgrade your phone.

It is very likely that the mobile phone does not support browsing QQ space.

It can't be helped. Mobile phone Internet access is not the same concept as computer Internet access.

There will be many limitations...

It can't be a problem that requires a grid or an upgrade.

1. When the client makes a query request, it first looks up in the cache of the local computer. If the query information cannot be obtained locally, the query request is sent to the DNS server.

2. First, the client sends the domain name query request to the local DNS server, and when the local DNS server receives the query, it first finds it in the record of the area managed by the server, and if it finds the record, it uses this record to resolve; If there is no region information to satisfy the query requirements, the server looks up it in the local cache.

3. If the local server cannot find the information queried by the client locally, send the client request to the DNS server of the root domain name.

6. Approach the query target step by step according to the above recursive method, and finally find the corresponding IP address information on the DNS server with the target domain name.

7. The client's local DNS server returns the recursive query results to the client.

8. The client uses the IP queried from the local DNS server to access the target host, and a resolution process is completed.

1. Domain name de-cavity refers to the process of resolving a domain name into an IP address. In the internet, every device has a unique IP address, which consists of 32-bit binary digits, usually represented in dotted decimal systems.

2. Domain name resolution refers to the resolution of the domain name to a network address, which can be an IP or an alias, so as to browse or use the content on the address, and the resolution needs to be added on the domain name DNS resolution management panel.

3. Domain name resolution refers to the resolution of domain names to IPs. The domain name is synonymous with IP, no one will remember the IP, and the access ** is to access the domain name. To publish**do** service, you need a domain name, and you need a user to resolve the domain name.

4. Domain name resolution is to point the domain name to the ** space IP, so that people can easily access the ** service through the registered domain name. You can simply think of it as domain name resolution to tell the Internet which space address you want to access with your domain name. Only domain names managed by the Clustering Network can be added to the DNS on this site.

5. It only means that you have the right to use the domain name, if you do not resolve the domain name, then the domain name cannot play its role, and the resolved domain name can be used as a suffix for the email address, and can also be used as a **access to yourself**, so the necessary link for the domain name to be put into use is "domain name resolution".