May 22 2023 05:38 AM - edited May 22 2023 05:40 AM
Hi,
From our office we have a VPN to Azure in the firewalls. When adding a Private Endpoint to an Azure resource, using Private DNS Zones, we want that from the office, when making the connection to the DNS name of a resource, it returns the internal IP it has in Azure. For example, a CosmosDB database has the following DNS name: cosmos-test.cosmos.azure.com
The Private Endpoint has the IP 10.100.50.50
We want that from the office, where we have an Active Directory with its corresponding DNS services, when trying to connect to cosmos-test.cosmos.azure.com it returns the IP 10.100.50.50.
Is it possible to configure DNS forwarding on our office DNS so that they resolve certain domains, such as cosmos.azure.com, to Azure DNS? How do we know what those Azure DNS are?
This would be a summary scheme of our network. And this is the configuration that we have in the Virtual Networks on the DNS:
Thanks!!
Jun 04 2023 04:53 AM
Jun 04 2023 05:50 PM
Yes, as long as the network is allowed