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B. No The solution fails because DNS servers using only root hints cannot automatically resolve internally delegated zones like east.contoso.local and west.contoso.local unless the delegating server (hosting contoso.local) is reachable and delegation records are properly configured; without forwarders or stub zones to bridge internal resolution, not all servers can resolve every namespace.

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A. Yes The solution does not fully meet the stated goals because the DNS configuration has a gap that prevents at least one server from resolving all internal and internet names.

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