If we are in an Active Directory environment, we can use windows DNS services to manage DNS records. This allows us to connect to hosts using their FQDN. When a new host added or when host IP address updated, relevant DNS entries are get updated automatically. Also, the same DNS servers can use to create custom DNS records.
If it is not an Active Directory environment and still wants to use…
In my recent articles I was explaining how to enable Azure Active Directory Domain Service and how to manage its services using domain-joined server.
If you not read it yet please check my last post in here.
When you manage a local active directory instance, using DNS mmc you can manage the DNS records. But can we do same with Azure managed domain? Answer is yes. In this post I am going to show…
