Exam question: AD connector vs MS AD?

Can you not use AD connector in this situation? They already have AD on prem so i thought it could be easy to use the AD connector to point to the existing on prem AD and use the sign-ins. Can someone please explain why D is not a valid answer? Thanks

A client wants help setting up a way to manage access to the AWS Console and various services on AWS for their employees. They are starting out small but expect to provide AWS-hosted services to their 20,000 employees within the year. They currently have Active Directory on-premises, use VMware to host their VMs. They want something that will allow for minimal administrative overhead and something that could scale out to work for their 20,000 employees when they have more services on AWS. Due to audit requirements, they need to ensure that the solution can centrally log sign-in activity. Which option is best for them?

The answer to this can be found in reading the specs and limitations of AD connector, and understanding what it is intended for.

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