A network security administrator is configuring firewall rules between two corporate sites connected via an IPsec VPN tunnel. Client machines on the remote site can successfully resolve domain names using UDP queries to the primary DNS server. However, automated secondary DNS server zone transfers (AXFR) across the VPN continuously time out and fail to synchronize database records. Which transport protocol and port combination must be permitted through the firewall to allow these zone transfers to succeed?
- TCP port 53Cevap
- BUDP port 53
- CTCP port 389
- DUDP port 67
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TCP port 53
DNS relies on both UDP and TCP on port 53 depending on the nature of the request. Standard client name lookups use UDP port 53 because of low overhead and small packet sizes. However, zone transfers between primary and secondary DNS servers transmit significant volumes of record data that exceed UDP buffer limits and require guaranteed, ordered delivery. Therefore, TCP port 53 must be explicitly permitted through firewalls for secondary server synchronization.
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DNS Protocol Transport Selection (TCP vs UDP Port 53)
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