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In summary,

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I think you'd agree with me that Azure‑provided DNS via the

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168.63.129.16 Virtual IP does a lot of work for us.

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You find that's a general pattern with Azure virtual networks that that wire

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server not only is responsible for Azure‑provided DNS,

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it's also responsible for Azure‑provided DHCP,

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as well as it serving as your default gateway out of that VNet.

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So, a lot of heavy lifting,

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but we can override that wire server and take control over

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DNS to any extent we're comfortable.

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To that point,

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you want to think very carefully about your name resolution

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strategy in a hybrid cloud infrastructure,

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how you want to integrate Azure‑provided DNS,

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how you're working with forwarding and conditional forwarding,

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and so on and so forth.

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Lastly, although it's not formally on the exam,

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that Private Link service is rapidly becoming a standard in

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terms of providing you a back channel, as it were,

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to various Azure services, particularly Azure data services.

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So keep that in your mind, and feel free to look in the Pluralsight library and,

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of course, the Microsoft Docs for more learning about the Private Link service.

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With that,

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I want to thank you very much, and I look forward to seeing

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you in the next module called Manage IP Addressing in

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On‑Premises and Hybrid Scenarios. Thanks very much.