A network administrator is auditing the core network architecture to ensure proper service deployment across enterprise subnets. Match each IP addressing service or feature on the left with its corresponding operational role on the right.
- Start of Authority (SOA) recordStores administrative information about a DNS zone, including the primary name server and zone refresh intervals.
- IP Address Management (IPAM)Provides centralized tracking, planning, and monitoring of IP address space across DHCP and DNS infrastructure.
- DHCP Option 82Appends switch port and VLAN metadata to client DHCP requests to enforce access policies at the relay agent.
- Multicast DNS (mDNS)Resolves hostnames to IP addresses within small local-link networks without requiring a centralized DNS server.
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Start of Authority (SOA) record matches the zone administrative metadata description; IP Address Management (IPAM) matches centralized IP tracking and planning; DHCP Option 82 matches appending switch port and VLAN relay metadata; Multicast DNS (mDNS) matches local-link zero-configuration name resolution.
Each feature correctly corresponds to its primary function: the SOA record holds domain zone parameters and contact metadata; IPAM offers central IP address visibility; DHCP Option 82 enriches DHCP discovery packets with relay attachment metadata; and mDNS performs zero-configuration local-link name resolution.
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Core functions and operational roles of IP addressing, naming, and management services.
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