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Hi,
I have the same problem as this person at StackOverFlow. But the answer didn't help me. That's the reason I am asking it here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64949196/how-do-i-force-the-azure-vpn-client-to-use-the-virtual-networkss-dns-servers
I am trying to connect to our Azure-SQL using Azure-VPN.
I have successfully generated an Azure Point-to-Site VPN with Azure AD Authentication.
Using Azure-VPN-Client I can successfully generate the connection.
But as I run the command "nslookup OurServer.database.windows.net", my own private IP gets printed on the command line!
It seems that I could not succeed in the first step. (I have already generated a Private endpoint for connecting to Azure-SQL. But that would be the second step.)
Does anyone have an Idea, what should I do?
Thanks:)
An Azure service that enables the connection of on-premises networks to Azure through site-to-site virtual private networks.
Answer accepted by question author
This is a known limit with VPN & Private endpoint. This is discussed Here in a feedback.azure.com page
, and a potential bulky workaround with a DNS forwarder and Azure VM.
Thank you for your response. It is very kind. I read the forum and the Github link in page two. They were informative but I couldn't get it working at the end. Because I have spent almost two weeks on this task till now and I don't understand yet how it works, we gave up:)
But thank you again for your help:)
What you are doing is not possible without a complicated and costly workaround that is not a supported scenario. Your best bet is to use a 3rd party VPN or wait until this feature comes out for Azure P2S VPNs.