CAS-005 · Question #134
SIMULATION An organization is planning for disaster recovery and continuity of operations. INSTRUCTIONS Review the following scenarios and instructions. Match each relevant finding to the affected…
In disaster recovery and continuity of operations planning, DNS is foundational to domain authentication - if users cannot log into the domain, DNS resolution failure is the most likely culprit, as Active Directory relies on DNS to locate domain controllers and authentication…
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In disaster recovery and continuity of operations planning, DNS is foundational to domain authentication - if users cannot log into the domain, DNS resolution failure is the most likely culprit, as Active Directory relies on DNS to locate domain controllers and authentication services. Replicating DNS records to the disaster recovery site (Site B) ensures that when a failover occurs, clients can still resolve domain controller names and authenticate properly. This is a core DR principle: critical infrastructure services like DNS must be synchronized across primary and secondary sites to maintain continuity.
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