1. A(n) _ _ will transfer all records within a zone from a primary server to a secondary server. full zone transfer (AXFR)
A(n) _ _ creates an alias for an existing A record.
CNAME Record 2. A(n) _ _ is used by e-mail systems such as Microsoft Exchange to locate mail servers in different networks.
Mail Exchanger (MX) record 3. The _ _ allows IPv6 hosts to map host names to IP addresses. country code
4. This DNS configuration item will forward DNS queries to different servers based on the domain name of the query.
Conditional forwarder

4. This type of zone takes human-readable FQDNs and translates them into IP addresses.
Forward lookup zone
This zone is used in combination with IP addresses to resolve queries for IPv4 IP addresses: in.addr-arpa 5. The IPv6 DNS host record is referred to as a(n):
AAAA record
A DNS server that hosts a primary or secondary zone containing a particular record can issue the following response to a query for that record:
Authoritative answer 6. You can secure an Active Directory-integrated DNS server, zone, or record by applying the following to it:
Discretionary Access Control List 7. This zone type contains only SOA, name server, and glue records for the relevant zone.
Stub zone 8. Data from a primary zone is transmitted to secondary zones using the following:
Zone transfer 9. These contain the names and IP addresses of the DNS servers authoritative for the root zone.
Root Hints 10. The following feature is available only on Active Directory-integrated DNS zones:
Secure dynamic