A network administrator is configuring internal perimeter firewall rules between two subnets. Hosts on Subnet A can successfully resolve domain names using the primary DNS server on Subnet B via standard queries. However, a secondary DNS server on Subnet A fails to perform complete zone database transfers (AXFR) from the primary server. Which transport protocol and destination port combination must be permitted on the firewall to allow secondary DNS zone transfers to succeed?
- TCP port 53Cevap
- BUDP port 53
- CTCP port 853
- DUDP port 67
Cevap
TCP port 53 must be permitted on the firewall to enable DNS zone replication between primary and secondary servers.
Standard client DNS queries rely on UDP port 53 for fast, lightweight name resolution. However, zone transfers (AXFR/IXFR) involve replicating entire DNS database records between servers, which demands the connection reliability, error checking, and data framing provided by TCP port 53.
Adım Adım Çözüm
Anahtar Kavram
DNS Transport Protocol Selection (UDP 53 vs TCP 53)