Correct way of creating DNS record

I want to create a DNS record for below
Project.mumbai.contoso.com with IP 215.67.X.X
I already have existing forward lookup zone created for contoso.com.
Is it better to create a host record 'Project.Mumbai' with ip 215.67.X.X?
or create one more forward lookup zone 'Project.Mumbai.Contosso.com' and cerate A record for 'Projec'?
Mahi

Hi Mahi,
Are you asking if you should create "project.mumbai" in the contoso.com domain, or if you should create "project" in the mumbai.contoso.com domain?
The choice depends on how you want to manage these records. If there will be a need to manage contoso.com and mumbai.contoso.com separately, then you should create two domains. You might have this need, for example, if the contoso.com domain is very
large, or if you want to host mumbai.contoso.com on a different DNS server, or if mumbai.contoso.com corresponds to an Active Directory domain elsewhere.
If none of these things are true, it will probably be easier to manage a single domain so you can just create contoso.com and add the host project.mumbai in this single domain.
-Greg

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