You have two VPCs that require DNS resolution from your on-premises data center. You want to have a DNS server in the cloud, but you don't want to have multiple DNS servers. What two steps should you take? (Choose two.)
A.
Peer the VPCs and set up routes between them.
B.
Create a VPN between the two VPCs
C.
Configure DHCP option sets in both VPCs to point to the DNS server.
D.
Configure a Route 53 record to forward all DNS requests to the DNS server.
Suggested Answer:AC🗳️
Peer the VPCs and configure DHCP option sets. A VPN is not necessary. You cannot create a Route 53 record to forward DNS requests.
D. Would be acceptable is the point was to redirect to an on premises DNS server
No need for VPN as VPC Peering is a lot simplier
The wording of the question is atrocious, but that leaves only A and Cas plausible answers
A. Peer the VPCs and set up routes between them.
C. Configure DHCP option sets in both VPCs to point to the DNS server.
If you would like to use Route53, it must be Route53 Inbound Resolver Configuration
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