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A network engineer queries a hostname using dig, and a valid IP address is returned. However, when the engineer queries that same IP address using dig, no hostname is returned. Which of the following DNS records is missing?
Correct Answer: D
This scenario describes a successful forward DNS lookup (hostname # IP address) but a failed reverse DNS lookup (IP address # hostname). Reverse lookups rely on a PTR (Pointer) record, which is stored in a reverse lookup zone (in-addr.arpa for IPv4, ip6.arpa for IPv6). If the engineer can resolve the hostname to an IP, that indicates an A record (or possibly AAAA for IPv6) exists and is functioning. But when querying the IP directly and receiving no hostname, the most likely issue is that the reverse mapping is not configured- meaning the PTR record is missing. An MX record is used for mail exchange routing, not hostname resolution. A CNAME provides an alias from one hostname to another and does not create reverse mappings. An AAAA record maps a hostname to an IPv6 address; it is not used for reverse lookups of an IP to a name. Network+ objectives emphasize understanding common DNS record types and the difference between forward and reverse resolution, making PTR the correct missing record here.