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Practice question 188 of 506 · medium

Two AD DNS servers have identical scoped records but give different split-brain answers. Only one has the new query policy. What explains the difference?

Choose the single best answer.

  1. A.The same scoped records prove both servers have identical query handling
  2. B.A larger default TTL copies policy definitions between replicas
  3. C.Every policy automatically replicates with ForestDnsZones
  4. D.DNS policy definitions are local and must be configured on both servers
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  • DNS policy definitions are local and must be configured on both servers

Scoped records can replicate through AD while query policies remain local. ForestDnsZones does not replicate those policy definitions. Identical data does not guarantee identical handling, and TTL controls caching rather than policy deployment.

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