DNS for Azure Point to Site VPN - More than I wanted to know networks

I wanted to access all my Azure resources without making any of them visible to the Internet.
The easiest give my local machine access to everything on my Azure Virtual Network (VNET) was to connect to it over VPN. It turns out creating Azure VPN gateways and connecting to Azure VPN endpoints is easy. There are some subtleties in getting DNS name resolution to work that can confuse when first starting out.
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[@Valdore1000]

Thanks for help Joe, you helped me to save some money to my company by skipping DNS resolver service.

[@cassandrahagstoz1387]

Thank you thank you thank you! So helpful & smooth solutioning/deployment. Really appreciate this content.

[@jpocketvnext]

Very nice, thank you!

[@sordidloam]

I spun this up, but now Entra authentication isn't working to my VPN users for the file shares over SMB. Been working on this for about 9 hours.

[@Snowboardaccus]

I ended up having to use DNS Private Resolver service which has a single inbound IP. Deploy it to the same vnet as your VPN GW and it solved all my issues immediately with the filehsare.

[@provenmethods4u]

Great video anyone? Y when our users connect to azure VPN it connects to AD sites instead of Azure DC?

[@jigneshvyas3105]

Now Azure have got private dns resolver service which is fairly new.
However I couldn't resolve private endpoi nt for Azure Sql Db using the new service with Azure P2S connection. Any I sights?

[@allenbythesea]

Got the same problem and have been trying to work through it.

[@jigneshvyas3105]

@@allenbythesea oh I resolved it already using both approaches private dns resolver and VM with dns role installed. VMs are cheaper to use than resolver

[@allenbythesea]

Yea I was playing with the resolver and noticed it was like minimum $180/month. Yikes!@@jigneshvyas3105 Installing the container looks a bit scarry too though so yea... still working on this.

[@jigneshvyas3105]

When I am connected to vnet using azure vpn client, my internet is blocked, cant access any other websites. I can only access that vnet. What should I do?
Thanks in advance.

[@FreemanSoft]

It may be due to the network routes and priorities. The VPN may be the highest priority network so everything goes there. If that is true then you need to adjust the priorities of the network adapters. Look at the blog to see if that section helps joe.blog.freemansoft.com/2022/03/dns-for-azure-point-to-site-p2s-vpn.html

[@althaf1]

Great video, I appreciate if you can help me some solution to my Query