Question 440
In an AWS networking assessment, resolver query logs show a corporate suffix forwarded to an old on-premises DNS address after a datacenter migration. Which technical explanation BEST accounts for the observed condition?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Keeping stale forwarding targets can cause DNS timeouts despite healthy VPC network interfaces. This explains the observed network behavior, which can be checked by verifying that queries to the corporate suffix reach the new resolver addresses successfully.
Incorrect Answers
Viewer-edge processing can generate responses before any origin connection exists. The decisive technical distinction is Route 53 Resolver query logs reveal requested domains but forwarding rules determine the target DNS servers; keeping stale forwarding targets can cause DNS timeouts despite healthy VPC network interfaces.
Layer-three/four flow metadata cannot reveal encrypted HTTP resource paths. The reported evidence instead concerns Route 53 Resolver query logs reveal requested domains but forwarding rules determine the target DNS servers: keeping stale forwarding targets can cause DNS timeouts despite healthy VPC network interfaces.
Load-balancer target timing and application processing can exceed idle or response timeout limits. That property alone cannot account for the reported symptom; keeping stale forwarding targets can cause DNS timeouts despite healthy VPC network interfaces.






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