A network administrator needs to ensure that requests to a subdomain are correctly directed to the primary domain of their organizational website. Which DNS record type is most suitable to achieve this redirection?
A Record
CNAME Record
TXT Record
MX Record
A Canonical Name (CNAME) record is used to redirect domain aliasing or subdomains to the primary domain. For instance, if you want 'info.example.com' to point to 'www.example.com', a CNAME record would be the right choice. It's important to choose CNAME when the goal is to link a subdomain to the primary domain without providing a direct IP address mapping, which an A record would do.
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