You have been assigned the task to deploy an Azure Stack Hub.
For this purpose, your manager has shared with you the following DNS related information: Region: north Internal Domain Name: azurestack.local External Domain Name: cloud.fabrikam.com Naming prefix: azs Which of the following is the valid fully qualified domain name (FQDN) for the given Azure Stack Hub deployment?
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A. B. C. D. E.Correct Answer: A
Region and External Domain Name parameters collectively represent the FDQN for Azure Stack Hub deployment and endpoints.
Therefore, for the given scenario, FDQN will be:
north.cloud.fabrikam.com.
Option A is correct.
Combining the given Region and External Domain Name parameters results in north.cloud.fabrikam.com which is the right FDQN.
Option B is incorrect.
azs.north.azurestack.local.cloud.fabrikam.com is not a valid FDQN.
Option C is incorrect.
north.
azurestack.localis not a valid FDQN as right FDQN is a combination of Region and External Domain name; not the internal Domain name.
Option D is incorrect.
Prefix and internal domain names are not included in FDQN.
Therefore, the given name is not a valid FDQN.
Option E is incorrect.
north.
azurestack.local.fabrikam.com.azs is not a valid FDQN.
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The valid fully qualified domain name (FQDN) for the given Azure Stack Hub deployment is option D: azs.north.azurestack.local.
Here's why:
Firstly, let's understand what each part of the provided DNS related information means:
Based on this information, we need to construct a valid FQDN for the Azure Stack Hub deployment.
An FQDN is a complete domain name that specifies the exact location of a specific server or resource on the internet, including the top-level domain, the domain name, and any subdomains.
Option A, north.cloud.fabrikam.com, is not a valid FQDN for the Azure Stack Hub deployment because it doesn't include the internal domain name, which is azurestack.local.
Option B, azs.north.azurestack.local.cloud.fabrikam.com, is not a valid FQDN either. While it includes all the relevant information, it has the domain name for cloud.fabrikam.com at the end, which is not required.
Option C, north.azurestack.local, is not a valid FQDN for the Azure Stack Hub deployment because it does not include the naming prefix, which is azs.
Option D, azs.north.azurestack.local, is the correct FQDN for the Azure Stack Hub deployment. It includes the region, internal domain name, and naming prefix, and it doesn't include the external domain name, which is not required.
Option E, north.azurestack.local.fabrikam.com.azs, is not a valid FQDN for the Azure Stack Hub deployment because it includes the external domain name at the end, which is not required.
Therefore, the correct answer is D: azs.north.azurestack.local.