I'm trying to understand the difference between a custom DNS record and a DNS zone configuration. Specifically, I'm looking to resolve a private endpoint from a site-to-site environment and noticed some key differences compared to what I've seen before. My on-premises DNS setup seems to be failing to resolve the assigned IP address. Can anyone clarify when to use one over the other?
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To get your private endpoint resolved, you might need to set up conditional forwarders on your on-premises DNS servers. This means pointing the specific zone, like blob.core.windows.net, to the DNS server in your Azure virtual network that connects to the private DNS zone.
Won't I need a record under my on-premises DNS for either one?