How can administrators install DNS in Windows Server?

How can administrators install DNS in Windows Server?

• A. Using Server Manager
• B. Using PowerShell commands
• C. Using Server Manager or PowerShell commands
• D. Using MMC Snap-in

Answer: (C)

Installing the DNS Server role on Windows Server can be done either through Server Manager using the Add Roles and Features wizard or with PowerShell commands. Server Manager provides a GUI path that walks you through selecting the DNS Server role and completing the installation, while PowerShell offers a scriptable, repeatable approach (for example, Install-WindowsFeature DNS or Add-WindowsFeature DNS on older versions). The DNS MMC snap-in is used for managing DNS after the role is installed, not for performing the installation itself. So the best answer recognizes both installation methods: Server Manager or PowerShell commands.

Installing the DNS Server role on Windows Server can be done either through Server Manager using the Add Roles and Features wizard or with PowerShell commands. Server Manager provides a GUI path that walks you through selecting the DNS Server role and completing the installation, while PowerShell offers a scriptable, repeatable approach (for example, Install-WindowsFeature DNS or Add-WindowsFeature DNS on older versions). The DNS MMC snap-in is used for managing DNS after the role is installed, not for performing the installation itself. So the best answer recognizes both installation methods: Server Manager or PowerShell commands.