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Hey all,
I have a question regarding DNS configuration between a couple of servers and Azure AD.
Currently I am trying to build a test envoriment to synchronize between a windows server 2019 and Azure AD with Azure AD connect.
current setup:
The azure AD connect is installed on a seperate windows server that is joined within the domain.
Now I am wondering what kind of DNS configuration I need to get the windows server - AD connect to communicate with Azure AD.
If someone could direct me to the right direction or documentation, that would be amazing.
Kind regards,
Hello @peter , if no ADFS is involved the default configuration should be fine: your AD Connect server should use an AD DNS server for DNS resolution with properly configured root hints or forwarders. For more complex scenarios please take a look to Prerequisites for Azure AD Connect.
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@peter
I just wanted to check in and see if you had any other questions or if you were able to resolve this issue?
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