Explanation:
To use an Amazon Route 53 private hosted zone, you must associate the VPC with the private hosted zone. Once the VPC is associated, resources within the VPC can use the Route 53 Resolver (the VPC-provided DNS server) to resolve the custom domain names defined in the private hosted zone. No specific security group rules, network ACLs, or route table entries are required for the default Route 53 Resolver functionality within a VPC.
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Question 30
A company wants to apply an existing Amazon Route 53 private hosted zone to a new VPC to allow for customized resource name resolution within the VPC. The SysOps administrator created the VPC and added the appropriate resource record sets to the private hosted zone. Which step should the SysOps administrator take to complete the setup?
A
Associate the Route 53 private hosted zone with the VPC.
B
Create a rule in the default security group for the VPC that allows traffic to the Route 53 Resolver.
C
Ensure the VPC network ACLs allow traffic to the Route 53 Resolver.
D
Ensure there is a route to the Route 53 Resolver in each of the VPC route tables.
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