VPC 2 Flashcards

1
Q

DHCP

How does DHCP start out for new hosts?

A

Layer 2 broadcast (frames and MAC addresses), gets Layer 3 config

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2
Q

DHCP

8 things DHCP gives a new host?

A

IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, DNS servers, DNS domain name, NTP servers, NetBios name & type

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3
Q

DHCP

What is AmazonProividedDNS under the covers?

A

Just a Route53 Resolver mapped to your VPC

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4
Q

DHCP

How do you have a custom domain name for hosts in your VPC?

A

Have to run your own DNS server (and use DHCP Options Sets to register them)

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5
Q

DHCP

Edit a DHCP Option Set, how does this affect current hosts?

A

Trick question: DHCP Option Sets are immutable

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6
Q

DHCP

Can you share a DHCP Options Set across multiple VPCs?

A

Yes

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7
Q

DHCP

Change DHCP Option Set assigned to a VPC. Affect on existing hosts?

A

YES, but only when the host does a RENEW on it’s DHCP info

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8
Q

DHCP

How do you set the IP mask in a DHCP Option Set?

A

Can’t: set based on the CIDR range of the VPC

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9
Q

DHCP

How do you set the default gateway in a DHCP Option set?

A

Can’t: it’s always the base CIDR for a subnet “+ 1”.

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10
Q

DHCP

How do you set the DNS servers in a DHCP Option Set?

A

Just click Edit…normal fields.

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11
Q

DHCP

Where is the default AmazonProvidedDNS on the network?

A

Base CIDR of the VPC “+ 2”

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12
Q

DHCP

Wait, AmazonProvidedDNS is on VPC+2 and not subnet+2?

A

Subnet+2 is reserved in every subnet, but the actual Route53 Resolver is on VPC+2

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