An enterprise network administrator is deploying a centralized Voice over IP (VoIP) telephony solution across multiple remote subnets. While legacy IP desk phones receive their server configuration via DHCP Option 150, newly deployed softphone clients rely on DNS to dynamically discover the hostname, port number (UDP 5060), and priority of the primary Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) server within the internal domain. Which DNS resource record type must be created to support this automated service discovery?
- SRV recordCevap
- BCNAME record
- CPTR record
- DMX record
Cevap
The SRV (Service) record is required because it maps a specific service name, transport protocol, and domain to the corresponding target hostname, port number, priority, and weight.
SRV (Service Location) records enable network clients to locate specific services using standardized symbolic names. They explicitly contain fields for priority, weight, port number, and target hostname, allowing applications like SIP softphones to dynamically locate servers on non-standard or standard ports without manual end-user configuration.
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DNS Record Types and Service Discovery (SRV Records)
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