You manage a public Azure DNS zone named `contoso.com`. You need to delegate a new subdomain named `east.contoso.com` to a separate public DNS zone in Azure DNS. Which sequence of actions should you perform to complete the delegation?
- 1Create a new public Azure DNS zone named `east.contoso.com`.
- 2Note the name servers (NS) assigned to the `east.contoso.com` zone.
- 3Create a new NS record set named `east` in the parent `contoso.com` zone.
- 4Add the noted name server names to the newly created `east` NS record set.
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To delegate a subdomain in Azure DNS, you must first create the public child DNS zone (`east.contoso.com`), retrieve the assigned name servers for that child zone, create a new NS record set named `east` in the parent DNS zone (`contoso.com`), and then populate that NS record set with the name servers noted from the child zone.
The correct sequence starts with creating the child zone because Azure DNS assigns name servers dynamically during creation. Once the child zone is active, the administrator notes the assigned name servers. The final steps require creating an NS record set in the parent zone and populating it with the child zone's name servers, establishing the authoritative link.
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DNS subdomain delegation in Azure DNS requires creating the child zone, retrieving its designated name servers, and adding those name servers as an NS record set in the parent zone.