Private Endpoint DNS Exploration
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 23. 07. 2024
- In this video I explore the DNS integration for Private Endpoints in Microsoft Azure.
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0:00 - Intro
0:53 - Public DNS record
1:57 - Integration with Azure Private DNS
4:23 - Using custom DNS
6:42 - Summary and close
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Perfect video to provide options and details for DNS setups with PE! Used successfully in our environment.
The follow up always helps a lot. Thx
Awesome thxs again John!
You bet!
Great demo!
Great video yet again.
If you use a PE on an Azure SQL server and lock it down to Deny Public Access, should you be able to connect to the SQL server via the PE IP from on-premises if the S2S VPN is configured correctly? Or does there always need to be some DNS component to authenticate/connect properly to the private endpoint if public is locked down?
I talked about this in the deep dive. Please watch that. You have to use dns name not ip or cert wonât match so connection fails
If you're using vwan with dns extension topology you have to create your own _private_ zones and records but other than that it works the same
keep going
Haven't figured out how to get p2s clients to resolve the fqdn for a private endpoint. Is this possible without deploying a dns server? Seems p2s clients don't use Azure default dns servers. For now I mapped the private ip of the private endpoint as a network drive for p2s clients.
p2s does not resolve to private dns zones to my knowledge but rarely use P2S.
I'm assuming you are using Windows clients here. You can use Name Resolution Policies to point your clients to a DNS server in Azure for specific DNS zones, which can than resolve your private endpoints. There's quite a bit of flexibility there, can also be configured with group policies.
I'm an Azure admin for a CSP and have quite a few P2S connections to different customers, I use use the NRPT all the time for stuff like that...
@@andreaswimmersberger955 yes I mention name resolution policies in the deep dive video that this is just a follow up to
Are those graphic novels in the background?
Please do a video on your collection! Comics, figures and other stuff!
Yes :) hehe, maybe Iâll do one at Christmas or something for fun.