How can a DHCP server be configured to not register A and PTR records if a DNS record with a different name already exists?
A) By using the Name Protection option
B) By using the "Disable dynamic updates for DNS PTR records" option
C) By enabling the "Discard A and PTR records when lease is deleted" option
D) By enabling the "Always dynamically update DNS records" option

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​How can a DHCP server be configured to not register A and PTR records if a DNS record with a different name already exists?
A) ​By using the Name Protection option
B) ​By using the "Disable dynamic updates for DNS PTR records" option
C) ​By enabling the "Discard A and PTR records when lease is deleted" option
D) ​By enabling the "Always dynamically update DNS records" option

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The Name Protection option in the DHCP server settings can be used to prevent the server from registering A and PTR records for a client if a DNS record with a different name already exists. This option ensures that the DHCP server does not overwrite existing DNS records, avoiding conflicts and ensuring proper network functionality. The other options listed do not specifically address this issue.

​How Can a DHCP Server Be Configured to Not Register

How Can a DHCP Server Be Configured to Not Register