Implementing Cisco Collaboration Applications (CLICA) — Question 107

An engineer must verify that the DNS SRV entries that are configured have the correct information. How is this configuration completed via a Windows machine?

Answer options

• A. Go to the command prompt and type nslookup. Set the type=srv, and then enter the SRV record.
• B. Go to Internet Explorer and type nslookup. Set the type=srv, and then enter the SRV record.
• C. Go to the command prompt and type dnslookup. Set the type=sip, and then enter the SRV record.
• D. Go to Windows Explorer and type nslookup. Set the type=internet and then enter the SRV record.

Correct answer: A

Explanation

The correct answer is A because using the command prompt with nslookup and setting the type to srv is the appropriate method for verifying DNS SRV entries. Option B is incorrect as Internet Explorer cannot be used for this purpose. Option C is wrong because the command should be nslookup, not dnslookup, and the type should be srv, not sip. Option D is also incorrect since Windows Explorer is not the right tool to perform this check.