A customer enters no IP domain lookup on the Cisco IOS XE gateway to suppress the interpreting of invalid commands as hostnames Which two commands are needed to restore DNS SRV or A record…

`ip dhcp excluded-address` configures a range of IP addresses that the DHCP server should not assign, unrelated to DNS resolution functionality.

`ip dhcp-sip` is not a standard Cisco IOS command directly related to enabling general DNS resolution for SRV or A records.

`ip dhcp pool` configures a DHCP address pool on the gateway for client IP assignment and does not control the gateway's ability to perform DNS lookups itself.

The `transport preferred none` command, often used in voice service configuration, allows the system to use DNS SRV records to determine the transport protocol, enabling proper resolution for SIP destinations. When set to `none`, it ensures DNS SRV is used and the transport is based on the DNS SRV response.

The `ip domain lookup` command globally enables the DNS lookup feature on a Cisco IOS device, allowing it to resolve hostnames to IP addresses, which is essential for SRV and A record resolutions. Without this command, the gateway will not attempt DNS queries.