AWS Certified Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C03) - Configuring DHCP Options Lab

The video tutorial explains how to work with DHCP within a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) in AWS. It covers the differences between DHCP in local networks and VPCs, focusing on configuring DHCP options. The tutorial guides viewers through creating DHCP option sets, including setting domain names, DNS servers, and NTP servers. It also discusses applying these options to subnets within a VPC, emphasizing the need for multiple option sets for different subnets.

What is the main difference between setting up DHCP in a local network and in a VPC?

• In a local network, you only specify parameters.

• In a local network, you don't specify address ranges.

• In a VPC, you only specify parameters, not address ranges.

• In a VPC, you specify the range of addresses.

Where can you configure DHCP options in AWS?

• In the AWS Management Console under EC2 settings.

• In the AWS Management Console under VPC settings.

• In the AWS Management Console under S3 settings.

• In the AWS Management Console under IAM settings.

What is a DHCP option in the context of AWS VPC?

• A type of virtual machine.

• A configuration parameter related to the IP address protocol.

• A security group setting.

• A range of IP addresses.

Which of the following is an example of a DNS server address you might use in a DHCP options set?

• 192.168.1.1

• 8.8.8.8

• 172.16.0.1

• 10.0.0.1

Why might you create multiple DHCP option sets in a VPC?

• To manage different security groups.

• To set different IP address ranges.

• To apply different options to different subnets.

• To use different virtual machines.