An enterprise network architect is designing a multi-VRF network infrastructure where clients in remote subnets must receive IP leases from a centralized DHCP server cluster while maintaining accurate physical switch-port tracking and automated domain name registration. Which TWO of the following configurations or mechanisms must be implemented to fulfill these requirements?
- Enable DHCP Relay (IP Helper) on the remote subnet default gateway interfaces to append Option 82 sub-options (Circuit ID and Remote ID) before forwarding requests to the central DHCP server.Cevap
- Configure Client FQDN (Option 81) or secure Dynamic DNS (DDNS) updates on the DHCP server to automatically register forward (A/AAAA) and reverse (PTR) records with authoritative DNS servers.Cevap
- CReplace the standard A/AAAA resource records on the central DNS server with CNAME alias records that point directly to the subnet broadcast address of each remote relay agent.
- DPosition the DHCP Relay Agent service exclusively on the centralized DHCP server host interface rather than on the remote default gateway interfaces.
- EReconfigure the DHCP relay agents and central DHCP server to establish communication using TCP port 67 to encrypt packet headers across intermediate routers.
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The two correct requirements are configuring DHCP Relay on default gateway interfaces to insert Option 82 relay information, and enabling DHCP Option 81 (Client FQDN) / secure Dynamic DNS updates on the DHCP server.
Enabling DHCP Relay with Option 82 on remote subnet gateway interfaces allows the network to relay client requests across Layer 3 boundaries while attaching switch port and circuit metadata. In addition, using Option 81 (Client FQDN) / DDNS on the DHCP server ensures seamless, automated updating of A, AAAA, and PTR records in authoritative DNS zones whenever leases are granted.
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DHCP Relay Architecture, Option 82 (Relay Agent Information), and Option 81 / DDNS Integration