I'm curious about the differences between custom DNS records and DNS zone configurations. Specifically, when should I use one over the other? I'm working on getting a private endpoint resolved from a site-to-site environment, and noticed this is configured differently than what I've encountered before. Currently, the on-prem DNS setup is failing to resolve the assigned IP address.
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To get your private endpoint to resolve, you'll need to set up conditional forwarders on your on-prem DNS servers. Point the zone (like blob.core.windows.net) to the DNS server in your Azure virtual network that links to the private DNS zone. That should help with the resolution issues you're experiencing.
Won't I need a record under my on-prem DNS for either one?