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Azure Networking Cookbook
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Azure Networking Cookbook

by Mustafa Toroman
March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
234 pages
8h 14m
English
Packt Publishing
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A DNS zone is required to start using Azure DNS. A new DNS zone is required for each domain we want to host with Azure DNS, as a single DNS zone can hold information for a single domain. After we create a DNS zone, we can add records, records sets, and route tables to a domain hosted with Azure DNS. Using these, we can route traffic and define destinations using an FQDN for Azure resources (and other resources as well). We'll show how to create and manage these in the coming recipes in this chapter.

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