What do DNS A and AAAA records map?
An A record maps a name to an IPv4 address; an AAAA record maps a name to an IPv6 address.
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What do DNS A and AAAA records map?
An A record maps a name to an IPv4 address; an AAAA record maps a name to an IPv6 address.
What does a DNS record’s TTL control?
A resolver can return a cached answer without repeating the full lookup. The record’s TTL determines how long the cached answer is retained.
Which transports does DNS use, and on what port?
DNS normally uses UDP port 53; it also uses TCP, including for some large responses and zone transfers.
What are the four steps of the DHCP DORA exchange?
Discover, Offer, Request, Acknowledge. The client finds DHCP servers, receives an offer, requests the configuration, and gets lease confirmation.
Why might a subnet need a DHCP relay agent?
A DHCP relay agent forwards client requests between a subnet and a remote DHCP server because client broadcasts ordinarily do not cross routers.
How does PAT let multiple private hosts share one public IPv4 address?
PAT lets multiple private hosts share a public IPv4 address by tracking transport-layer ports.
Does NAT by itself provide a complete firewall policy?
No. NAT translates address information, but translation alone does not provide a complete security policy.
What does NTP do, and what port does it commonly use?
NTP synchronizes clocks across networked systems using a hierarchy of time sources and servers; it commonly uses UDP port 123.
What does a directory service organize and provide?
A directory service organizes information about network objects, such as users, groups, computers, and services, and provides ways to search and manage it.
What is LDAP used for?
LDAP is a protocol for accessing directory services.
What does a cloud route table determine?
A cloud route table chooses the next hop for traffic based on its destination.
Does a route to an Internet gateway alone make every subnet host publicly reachable?
A route to an Internet gateway can enable Internet routing, but public reachability also depends on addressing and security rules.