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i would argue that second box is azure private dns resolver. yes, you do need a private dns zone to integrate the SQL PE, however thw question is what do you need to configure on VNET level. so on vnet, the dns servers has two options: azure-provided and custom. on custom, you can only add IPs. private DNS zones are FQDN based. so, my take is that NOTHING should be changed at VNET level (and leave the default zure private dns resolver. in place), as long as the private DNS zone is linked to the VNET already
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São necessárias 2 sub-redes: Subnet 1: Integração da WebApp com a VNet (VNet Integration). Subnet 2: Private Endpoint do Azure SQL Database. O Private Endpoint deve ficar em uma sub-rede dedicada, e a integração do App Service utiliza outra sub-rede.Resolução de nomes Quando o Azure SQL utiliza Private Endpoint, o nome DNS público (*.database.windows.net) deve resolver para o IP privado do Private Endpoint. Para isso, utiliza-se uma: Private DNS Zone
1. 2 subnets 2. private dns zone why 2 subnets: even though private endpoint does not need its own subnet, azure app service needs its own subnet. you won't be allowed to use same subnet for private endpoints, vms's etc
Answer is: 2 x subnets A private DNS zone