Question 70
A network specialist investigates this evidence: A DNS service resolves short queries but large signed responses require reliable fallback and a firewall blocks TCP 53. Which underlying condition BEST explains the observed failure or requirement?
Explanation
Correct Answer
DNS requires TCP 53 for some responses in addition to UDP 53. Truncation and transfer scenarios can require TCP despite common UDP queries.
Incorrect Answers
The requested service uses RDP rather than SSH. That does not establish completion of the TCP three-way handshake.
SMB operates over a distinct file-service port.
TCP connections require an accepted SYN, SYN-ACK and ACK exchange before application requests. The missing change involves dNS requires TCP 53 for some responses in addition to UDP 53.






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