You are designing the DNS infrastructure to meet the business and technical requirements.  What should you do？（）

A . Create an Active Directory-integrated zone on DC4. Set the replication scope to all DNS servers in the domain. B . Create an Active Directory-integrated zone on DC5. Set the replications scope to all DNS servers in the forest. C . Create an Active Directory-integrated zone on any domain controller in the forest root domain. Set the replication scope to all domain controllers in the domain. D . Create a standard primary zone on DC4. E . Create a standard primary zone on any domain controller in the forest root domain.&e

A . Create ad.contoso.com as a standard primary DNS Zone.   B . Create ad.contoso.com as an Active DirectoryIntegrated DNS Zone. C . Enable only authorized client computers to update DNS.   D . Configure a zone transfer between the DNS server at the ISP and the DNS servers at Contoso.Ltd.

A .  Configure a root zone on the external DNS server. B .  Configure a stub zone for.com on the external dns server. C .  Configure the external DNS server to use the default root hints. D .  Configure the External DNS server to use the ISP’S DNS server as a forwarder.

A .  Configure all internal DNS servers to use the default root hints. B .  Disable recursion on the DNS server in Seattle. Configure the Seattle DNS to use Dallas DNS server as a forwarder. C .  Create a root zone on the DNS server in Dallas. Configure the Seattle DNS server to use the Dallas DNS server as a forwarder. D .  Create a root zone on the DNS server in both Dallas and Seattle.

A .  one primary zone B .  two primary zones C .  one Active Directory-integrated zone that has the replication scope set to all DNS servers in the forest. D .  two Active Directory-integrated zones that have the replication scopes set to all DNS servers in the forest. E .  one Active Directory-integrated zone that has the replication scope set to all domain controllers in the domain. F .  two Active Directory-integrated zones that have the replication scopes set to all domain controllers in the domain.

A . Create a standard primary zone named “.” on all DNS servers.   B . Create an Active Directory-integrated zone named “.” on a DNS server on Los Angeles.   C . Configure all DNS servers to use forwarders. Specify the IP address of the DNS server at the local ISP.   D . Enable default root hints on all DNS servers. E . Disable recursion on all DNS servers.&e

A .  Create ad.contoso.com as a standard primary DNS Zone. B .  Create ad.contoso.com as an Active DirectoryIntegrated DNS Zone. C .  Enable only authorized client computers to update DNS. D .  Configure a zone transfer between the DNS server at the ISP and the DNS servers at Contoso.Ltd.

A . Reverse lookup zones B . Standard primary zones C . Standard secondary zones D . Active Directory-integrated zone

A .  Create a standard primary zone named “.” on all DNS servers. B .  Create an Active Directory-integrated zone named “.” on a DNS server on Los Angeles. C .  Configure all DNS servers to use forwarders. Specify the IP address of the DNS server at the local ISP. D .  Enable default root hints on all DNS servers. E .  Disable recursion on all DNS servers.

A .  Sub Zones B .  Standard Primary Zones C .  Secondary Zones D .  Active DirectoryIntegrated Zone

A .  Create a Stub Zone in each domain of the root zone. B .  Create a _msdcs subdomain in a new zone on the root domain. C .  Replicate the _msdcs subdomain across the roor domain. D .  Replicate the _msdcs subdomain to the ForestDNS zone applciation partition. E .  Configure a zone transfer of the _msdcs subdomain to secondary zone on all DNS servers in the forest

A . Install the DNS Server service on all domain controllers. Create Active Directory-integrated zones. Replicate the zones to all DNS servers in the forest. B . Install the DNS Server service on all domain controllers. Create Active Directory-integrated zones. Replicate the zones to all DNS servers in the domain. C . Install the DNS Server service on all domain controllers. Create primary zones and secondary zones.   D . Create application partitions for the different zones on one domain controller. Configure replication to occur on all DNS servers.

A . Sub Zones B . Standard Primary Zones C . Secondary Zones D . Active DirectoryIntegrated Zones&e

A . Create a dynamic reverse lookup zone for each subnet. B . Create a dynamic forward lookup for each domain. C . Install caching-only DNS servers in the branch offices. D . Enable the BIND secondaries option for each DNS server.

A .  wideworldimporters.com B .  newyork.wideworldimporters.com C .  sanfrancisco.wideworldimporters.com D .  east.wideworldimporters.com E .  west.wideworldimporters.com F .  seattle.wideworldimporters.com

A .  Create a WINS resource record in the Active Directory DNS zone. B .  Create a WINS referral zone in the DNS zone that supports Active Directory. C .  Configure a DNS domain name on the DHCP server. D .  Configure the DHCP server to update DNS for DHCP clients that do not support dynamic updates.

A . Create a Stub Zone in each domain of the root zone.   B . Create a _msdcs subdomain in a new zone on the root domain.  C . Replicate the _msdcs subdomain across the roor domain.   D . Replicate the _msdcs subdomain to the ForestDNS zone applciation partition.   E . Configure a zone transfer of the _msdcs subdomain to secondary zone on all DNS servers in the forest.

A .  Create an Active Directory-integrated zone named cohovineyard.com. B .  Create an Active Directory-integrated zone named paris.cohovineyard.com. C .  Create a standard primary zone named paris.cohovineyard.com. D .  Configure all computers in Paris to use DC3 as their DNS server. E .  Configure all computers in Paris to use DC6 as their DNS server.

A . Create a WINS resource record in the Active Directory DNS zone. B . Create a WINS referral zone in the DNS zone that supports Active Directory. C . Configure a DNS domain name on the DHCP server. D . Configure the DHCP server to update DNS for DHCP clients that do not support dynamic updates.

A .  Reverse lookup zones B .  Standard primary zones C .  Standard secondary zones D .  Active Directory-integrated zone

A . Create an Active Directory-integrated zone named cohovineyard.com. B . Create an Active Directory-integrated zone named paris.cohovineyard.com. C . Create a standard primary zone named paris.cohovineyard.com. D . Configure all computers in Paris to use DC3 as their DNS server. E . Configure all computers in Paris to use DC6 as their DNS server.

A .  Configure a domain controller in each branch office to contain a secondary zone of the contoso.com domain. B .  Configure the DNS Server service on a domain controller in each office. Configure an Active Directory-integrated zone to replicate to all DNS servers. C .  Configure an Active Directory-integrated zone on a domain controller in Sydney. Configure this zone to replicate to all domain controllers. D .  Configure a primary zone for blueyonderairlines.com on a domain controller in Sydney. Configure a secondary zone on another DNS server in Sydney.

A . one primary zone B . two primary zones   C . one Active Directory-integrated zone that has the replication scope set to all DNS servers in the forest. D . two Active Directory-integrated zones that have the replication scopes set to all DNS servers in the forest. E . one Active Directory-integrated zone that has the replication scope set to all domain controllers in the domain. F . two Active Directory-integrated zones that have the replication scopes set to all domain controllers in the domain.

A . wideworldimporters.com B . newyork.wideworldimporters.com C . sanfrancisco.wideworldimporters.com D . east.wideworldimporters.com E . west.wideworldimporters.com F . seattle.wideworldimporters.com