A field technician is troubleshooting a Windows 11 workstation on a corporate network. The workstation can access public websites on the Internet, but it fails to connect to internal network shares using their hostnames (for example, `\\fileserver.corp.local`). Running `ipconfig /all` shows that the network adapter received a valid IPv4 address of and subnet mask via DHCP, but its DNS servers are manually specified as and . Pinging internal resources by their local IP address () succeeds. Which of the following actions should the technician take to resolve the internal name resolution issue?
- AChange the static DNS server configuration on the IPv4 network adapter properties to use the default gateway address of .
- BOpen Credential Manager in Control Panel and clear stored Windows Credentials associated with the network adapter.
- Configure the TCP/IPv4 properties on the Ethernet adapter to obtain DNS server addresses automatically.Cevap
- DExecute `ipconfig /registerdns` in Command Prompt to push local hostnames to the public DNS servers.
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Configure the TCP/IPv4 properties on the Ethernet adapter to obtain DNS server addresses automatically from DHCP.
Configuring TCP/IPv4 properties to 'Obtain DNS server address automatically' allows the client workstation to receive internal corporate DNS server IP addresses via DHCP options. Internal DNS servers maintain the zone records required to resolve local domain names like `fileserver.corp.local`, while still forwarding external requests to public DNS servers.
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Windows TCP/IPv4 Client Properties & DHCP DNS Assignment