From Youtube.com to Your Screen: How Routers Route Web Traffic

A simple explainer shows how a home router uses DNS to turn a domain name into an IP address.

It then uses NAT to translate multiple private local IPs into one public IP for internet access.

The router keeps a NAT table so returning traffic goes back to the right device on the home network.

The piece helps beginners understand how one household can share a single public address without mixing up replies.