Your network consists of a single Active Directory forest that contains two domains named europe.globe.com and america.globe.com. All company computers are registered in either the europe.globe.com DNS zone or the america.globe.com DNS zone. All DNS servers contain copies of all zones. The client computers always connect to other computers by specifying only the name of the target computer. A fully qualified domain name is not required.
You need to configure the client computers to ensure that all computer names can be resolved by using DNS without the domain name being specified. The configuration of the client computers must be automated so that they do not need to be manually reconfigured if an additional domain is added to the forest. What should you do?
A)Configure the Append these DNS suffixes option in the DNS client configuration of each client computer.
B)Configure the Default Domain Policy Group Policy Object in each domain and enable the DNS Suffix Search List policy setting in the GPO.
C)Configure the 015 DNS Domain Name option on all DHCP scopes.
D)Configure the Default Domain Policy Group Policy object in each domain. Enable the Primary DNS Suffix policy setting in the GPO.

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You should configure the Default Domain Policy Group Policy object in each domain and enable the DNS Suffix Search List policy setting in the GPO.
Key Takeaway: The DNS Suffix Search List setting specifies the DNS suffixes to attach before the query for an unqualified single-label name is submitted. The values of the DNS suffixes in this setting may be set using comma-separated strings. One DNS suffix is attached for each submission of a query. If a query is unsuccessful, a new DNS suffix is added in place of the failed suffix, and this new query is submitted. The values are used in the order they appear in the string, starting with the left value and preceding to the right.

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