In the BIG-IP DNS configuration, what is the purpose of the 'search domain' setting?

It restricts DNS queries to only that domain

It defines the domain name that the BIG-IP advertises to DHCP clients

It sets the primary DNS server for all outbound queries

It appends a domain suffix to unqualified hostnames during resolution

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