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October 19th, 2017 in ICND2 200-105 Go to comments

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Question 1

[am4show have=’p2;’]Which option is the benefit of implementing an intelligent DNS for a cloud computing solution?

A. It reduces the need for a backup data center.
B. It can redirect user requests to locations that are using fewer network resources.
C. It enables the ISP to maintain DNS records automatically.
D. It eliminates the need for a GSS.

 

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Explanation

The Domain Name System (DNS) is used to resolve human-readable domain names like www.microsoft.com into machine-readable IP addresses like 104.43.195.251. DNS also provides other information about domain names, such as mail services.

Suppose Microsoft has some data centers located at different locations. For example one in USA and one in Canada. With normal DNS, only the data center in USA is chosen as the “active” server and the DNS server will return the IP address of the data center in USA when being asked.

With the use of intelligent DNS, the DNS server may return the IP addresses of the data center in USA or in Canada, depends on some rules (user’s geographical location, data center’s available resources…). Thus intelligent DNS helps share the load among the data centers -> Answer B is correct.

The Global Site Selector (GSS) is a crucial component of any data center architecture that requires a secure site-to-site global load balancing. The GSS allows businesses to deploy global Internet and intranet applications with the confidence that all application users will be quickly rerouted to a standby data center during a primary data center outage or overload.

Therefore GSS works in the same way as intelligent DNS but we are not sure about the answer “it eliminates the need for a GSS”. Maybe GSS can cooperate with intelligent DNS for better performance.

Note: The traffic flow itself (between the client and the server) never traverses the GSS or intelligent DNS. The GSS/DNS simply tells the client which server to target by resolving a name to an IP address.

Comments (5) Comments
  1. Anonymous
    December 5th, 2017

    thank you alot

  2. gammish
    December 5th, 2017

    thanks for your service on network

  3. newmen
    February 6th, 2018

    thank you

  4. Satchmo
    July 17th, 2018

    More questions thanks

  5. Bekah
    July 24th, 2018

    I suppose that’s only answer right? where can I find the questions