You are a network administrator for Company.com. The network consists of a single Active Directory domain named Company.com. The domain contains three sites named Main Office, EastCoast, and WestCoast. Each site contains four domain controllers and 100 client computers. One server in the EastCoast site is named Compnay1. All DNS servers contain Active Directory- integrated zones. Other administrators report that they cannot connect to Compnay1 when attempting to perform Active Directory administration. They report they can perform these tasks locally at Compnay1.
You verify that Server1 is operational and that file and print resources are accessible by using the host name. You need to ensure that administrators can perform Active Directory administration on Compnay1 without requiring physical access to the server.
What should you do?
A.
On Server1, force registration of DNS hosts (A) resource records.
B.
On Server1, restart the Net Logon service.
C.
Install DNS on Compnay1.
D.
Configure Compnay as a local bridgehead server for the EastCoast site.