Question 340
An internal application migrates into a new AWS account and cannot resolve corp.example.internal because the corporate forwarding rule is not associated with its VPC. Which TWO complementary choices provide both the appropriate response AND the key evidence for verifying it? Select TWO.
Explanation
Correct Answers
Create Route 53 Resolver outbound endpoint forwarding rules for intended internal domain suffixes and associate rules with every consuming VPC. This addresses the networking mechanism required in the scenario. Outbound Resolver endpoints initiate DNS forwarding from AWS VPCs; an inbound endpoint alone does not redirect AWS-origin queries to corporate DNS. Verify it with: Inspect outbound endpoint status, corporate DNS targets, rule priority and domain suffix, VPC rule associations, UDP/TCP 53 security groups and query logs. This is the implementation portion of the required response-evidence pair. Scenario: An internal application migrates into a new AWS account and cannot resolve corp.example.internal because the corporate forwarding rule is not associated with its VPC.
Inspect outbound endpoint status, corporate DNS targets, rule priority and domain suffix, VPC rule associations, UDP/TCP 53 security groups and query logs. This distinguishes configuration and transport facts for the described failure. Outbound Resolver endpoints initiate DNS forwarding from AWS VPCs; an inbound endpoint alone does not redirect AWS-origin queries to corporate DNS. The corresponding action is: Create Route 53 Resolver outbound endpoint forwarding rules for intended internal domain suffixes and associate rules with every consuming VPC. This is the verification portion of the required response-evidence pair. Scenario: An internal application migrates into a new AWS account and cannot resolve corp.example.internal because the corporate forwarding rule is not associated with its VPC.
Incorrect Answers
Approved environments deploy repeatable unique networks with changes reviewed before impact and conflicts detected early. This choice relates to CloudFormation parameterized network templates, not the complementary response and evidence pair for the case. Prefer: Create Route 53 Resolver outbound endpoint forwarding rules for intended internal domain suffixes and associate rules with every consuming VPC. Confirm with: Inspect outbound endpoint status, corporate DNS targets, rule priority and domain suffix, VPC rule associations, UDP/TCP 53 security groups and query logs. Scenario: An internal application migrates into a new AWS account and cannot resolve corp.example.internal because the corporate forwarding rule is not associated with its VPC.
Build Route 53 Resolver inbound endpoints reachable over the approved network path so corporate DNS can query private AWS hosted zone names. This choice relates to Resolver inbound endpoint for AWS private zone access, not the complementary response and evidence pair for the case. Prefer: Create Route 53 Resolver outbound endpoint forwarding rules for intended internal domain suffixes and associate rules with every consuming VPC. Confirm with: Inspect outbound endpoint status, corporate DNS targets, rule priority and domain suffix, VPC rule associations, UDP/TCP 53 security groups and query logs. Scenario: An internal application migrates into a new AWS account and cannot resolve corp.example.internal because the corporate forwarding rule is not associated with its VPC.
Inspect private zone ID, creating account, association authorization, resource share, VPC ownership, DNS query path and restrictions. This choice relates to Cross-account private DNS hosted zone associations, not the complementary response and evidence pair for the case. Prefer: Create Route 53 Resolver outbound endpoint forwarding rules for intended internal domain suffixes and associate rules with every consuming VPC. Confirm with: Inspect outbound endpoint status, corporate DNS targets, rule priority and domain suffix, VPC rule associations, UDP/TCP 53 security groups and query logs. Scenario: An internal application migrates into a new AWS account and cannot resolve corp.example.internal because the corporate forwarding rule is not associated with its VPC.


