Q6. Which DNS record type is used to specify the location of services for a domain?
A. Address (A)
B. Canonical name (CNAME)
C. Service (SRV)
D. Name server (NS)
Correct Answer: C. Service (SRV)
Explanation:
The Service (SRV) record is used to specify the location of services for a domain, such as SIP or LDAP servers. The Address (A) record maps a domain name to an IP address, while the Canonical name (CNAME) record creates an alias for a domain name. The Name server (NS) record specifies the authoritative DNS server for a particular domain.
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