AZ-802 · AD DS · AD DS | Deploy and manage AD DS domain controllers · Virtual machines · Virtual machines | Manage Windows Server VMs in Azure · Networking · Networking | Implement on-premises and hybrid name resolution

Practice question 467 of 506 · hard

You extend an on-premises AD DS domain into Azure with two Windows Server domain controllers. You must preserve AD database writes and provide domain DNS to Azure members. Which two design choices meet these requirements? Select two answers.

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A.Give every domain controller a public IP and use that address for AD replication
B.Configure members to use a public recursive DNS service as their only DNS server
C.Use stable private IP assignments on the Azure NICs and configure members to use the domain DNS servers
D.Place the AD database on the temporary disk and use its low latency as the durability guarantee
E.Place the AD database, logs and SYSVOL on a persistent data disk with host caching set to None

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Use stable private IP assignments on the Azure NICs and configure members to use the domain DNS servers
Place the AD database, logs and SYSVOL on a persistent data disk with host caching set to None

The AD DS Azure architecture uses persistent data disks with None host caching and stable private NIC addresses. Domain members need DNS that can locate AD service records. Temporary disks can lose data; public resolvers do not host the private AD zone; public IPs are unnecessary for private domain replication.

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