MATCHING
-a network architecture that uses a single DNS domain with a DNS server on the organization's DMZ for Internet services and a DNS server on the internal network for service to internal hosts
A)anycast addressing
B)DNSSEC
C)network access points
D)pharming
E)POP ISPs
F)security-aware resolver
G)spear phishing
H)slit DNS architecture
I)split brain DNS architecture
J)zone transfer

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The correct term is "split brain DNS architecture," which describes a DNS configuration where two separate DNS servers handle internal and external DNS requests, effectively creating two "brains" or views depending on the source of the query. This setup allows for the management of a single DNS domain with different responses for internal and external requests, enhancing security and control over DNS responses.

MATCHING -A Network Architecture That Uses a Single DNS Domain with with a DNS