AZ-802 · Networking · Networking | Implement on-premises and hybrid name resolution

Practice question 184 of 506 · medium

A private endpoint resolves correctly from Azure but publicly from on-premises. The VPN works. On-premises DNS has no relevant conditional forwarder. What is the most direct next step?

Choose the single best answer.

A.Give every on-premises client the outbound endpoint as if it were a DNS listener
B.Treat the working VPN as proof the DNS query already reaches Azure's private zone
C.Configure the appropriate private namespace path to the resolver inbound IP and verify zone links/records
D.Replace the private record with its public IP to make both results identical

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Configure the appropriate private namespace path to the resolver inbound IP and verify zone links/records

The missing DNS forwarding path explains the different resolution context; verify the correct service suffix and linked private data. An outbound endpoint is not the inbound listener. Replacing private data with public addresses defeats the private requirement. Network connectivity alone does not route DNS queries to the proper resolver.

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