Chapter 9: Domain Name System (D

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Chapter 9: Domain Name System (DNS) and Amazon Route 53

  1. C. An AAAA record is used to route traffic to an IPv6 address, whereas an A record is used to route traffic to an IPv4 address.
  1. B. Domain names are registered with a domain registrar, which then registers the name
    to InterNIC.
  1. C. You should route your traffic based on where your end users are located. The best
    routing policy to achieve this is geolocation routing.
  1. D. A PTR record is used to resolve an IP address to a domain name, and it is commonly referred to as “reverse DNS.”
  1. B. You want your users to have the fastest network access possible. To do this, you would use latency-based routing. Geolocation routing would not achieve this as well as latency based routing, which is specifically geared toward measuring the latency and thus would direct you to the AWS region in which you would have the lowest latency.
  1. C. You would use Mail eXchange (MX) records to define which inbound destination mail
    server should be used.
  1. B. SPF records are used to verify authorized senders of mail from your domain.
  1. B. Weighted routing would best achieve this objective because it allows you to specify
    which percentage of traffic is directed to each endpoint.
  1. D. The start of a zone is defined by the SOA; therefore, all zones must have an SOA
    record by default.
  1. D. Failover-based routing would best achieve this objective.
  1. B. The CNAME record maps a name to another name. It should be used only when there are no other records on that name.
  1. C. Amazon Route 53 performs three main functions: domain registration, DNS service,
    and health checking.
  1. A. A TXT record is used to store arbitrary and unformatted text with a host.
  1. C. The resource record sets contained in a hosted zone must share the same suffix.
  1. B. DNS uses port number 53 to serve requests.
  1. D. DNS primarily uses UDP to serve requests.
  1. A. The TCP protocol is used by DNS server when the response data size exceeds 512 bytes or for tasks such as zone transfers.
  1. B. Using Amazon Route 53, you can create two types of hosted zones: public hosted
    zones and private hosted zones.
  1. D. Amazon Route 53 can route queries to a variety of AWS resources such as an Amazon CloudFront distribution, an Elastic Load Balancing load balancer, an Amazon EC2 instance, a website hosted in an Amazon S3 bucket, and an Amazon Relational Database (Amazon RDS).
  1. D. You must first transfer the existing domain registration from another registrar to
    Amazon Route 53 to configure it as your DNS service.

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