What setting is required to disallow dynamic updates when creating a new zone?

To disallow dynamic updates when creating a new DNS zone, the appropriate setting is to select "Do Not Allow Dynamic Updates." This setting explicitly restricts the ability for devices in the network to automatically register or update their DNS records dynamically. By preventing dynamic updates, a network administrator ensures that only manual entries can be added or modified in the DNS zone, which can be crucial for maintaining more controlled and predictable DNS records, especially in environments where security and consistency are paramount.

The other settings do not fulfill this requirement. "Allow Dynamic Updates" would enable devices to register and update their DNS records automatically, which goes against the intent of disallowing such a feature. "Conditional Updates" offers a selective approach where dynamic updates are permitted based on certain conditions but does not fit the requirement to disallow all dynamic updates. "Standard Updates" is not a commonly defined setting in this context and may indicate a different method of handling updates that still could allow for at least some degree of dynamic registration. Therefore, "Do Not Allow Dynamic Updates" is the correct setting to achieve the desired outcome of restricting dynamic updates in the DNS zone creation process.