Your company has an internet domain of westsim.com. Your internal network has three Active Directory domains named westsim.local, support.westsim.local, and research.westsim.local.

You install a server named SL$-$SRV$1$ as a member of the westsim.local domain. You configure SL$-$SRV$1$ with a static IP address of $192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}23.$ You configure the server to dynamically register its DNS name.

Clients in the support.westsim.local domain need to access the SL$-$SRV$1$ server. Some users in the support.westsim.local domain are accustomed to using the support.westsim.local suffix when accessing network resources. To accommodate these users, you want to dynamically register the name SL$-$SRV$1.$support.westsim.local in addition to the SL$-$SRV$1.$westsim.local name in DNS$.$

What should you do$?$

answer

On the SL$-$SRV$1$ server, edit the TCP$/$IP properties of the server's local area connection. Define an alternate configuration. Apply the changes and then run ipconfig $/$registerdns$.$

On the SL$-$SRV$1$ server, edit the advanced TCP$/$IP properties of the server's local area connection. Add a connection$-$specific suffix of support.westsim.local. Apply the changes and then run ipconfig $/$registerdns$.$

On the primary DNS server used by the SL$-$SRV$1$ server, create an alias record for SL$-$SRV$1.$support.westsim.local. Then, on SL$-$SRV$1,$ run ipconfig $/$registerdns$.$

On the SL$-$SRV$1$ server, edit the system properties. On the Computer Name tab, add support.westsim.local as a new DNS suffix. Apply the changes and then run ipconfig $/$registerdns$.$

Configure the SL$-$SRV$1$ server to use DHCP$.$ Then configure the network's DHCP server$($s$)$ always to update A and PTR records of DHCP clients.