AWS Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C02) Exam Prep Course - 2021 UPDATED! - Configuring DHCP Options Lab

The video tutorial explains how to work with DHCP within AWS Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs). It highlights the differences between configuring DHCP in local networks and AWS VPCs, focusing on setting DHCP options rather than address ranges. The tutorial guides viewers through the process of configuring DHCP options, creating a DHCP options set, and applying these options to subnets within a VPC. Key elements such as domain names, DNS servers, and NTP servers are discussed, along with less commonly used options like NetBIOS settings.

What is the main difference between DHCP in local networks and AWS VPCs?

• In local networks, the range is predefined by subnets.

• In local networks, you don't set individual options.

• In AWS, the range is predefined by subnets.

• In AWS, you specify the range of addresses.

Where can you configure DHCP options in AWS?

• In the EC2 dashboard

• In the IAM console

• In the VPC dashboard

• In the S3 management console

Which of the following is NOT a DHCP option you can set in AWS?

• Domain name

• DNS servers

• Subnet mask

• NTP servers

What is an example of a domain name you might use in a DHCP options set?

• sales.mycompany.local

• mycompany.sales.com

• local.sales.mycompany

• sales.local.mycompany

Why might you create multiple DHCP option sets in AWS?

• To reduce network latency

• To apply different options to different subnets

• To enhance security protocols

• To increase the number of IP addresses