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Microsoft Certified: Azure Network Engineer Associate · Microsoft
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Yes answer is correct and as per below **Create your public DNS zone. **Retrieve a list of name servers from Azure portal of Zone. **Delegate the domain. Go to your Domain Registar and remove their NS and replace with Azure ones ... you MUST use all 4 NS provided by Azure and include the end period i.e. dot at end indicating end of FQDN Verify the delegation is working by running the following command nslookup -type=SOA yourDomainName You may need to wait at least 10 minutes after you complete the delegation, before you can successfully verify that it's working. It can take a while for changes to propagate through the DNS system and You don't have to specify the Azure DNS name servers. If the delegation is set up correctly, the normal DNS resolution process finds the name servers automatically.
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If you ask me the question is wrong because a delegation is meant for sub-DNS zones.
Yes answer is correct and as per below **Create your public DNS zone. **Retrieve a list of name servers from Azure portal of Zone. **Delegate the domain. Go to your Domain Registar and remove their NS and replace with Azure ones ... you MUST use all 4 NS provided by Azure and include the end period i.e. dot at end indicating end of FQDN Verify the delegation is working by running the following command nslookup -type=SOA yourDomainName You may need to wait at least 10 minutes after you complete the delegation, before you can successfully verify that it's working. It can take a while for changes to propagate through the DNS system and You don't have to specify the Azure DNS name servers. If the delegation is set up correctly, the normal DNS resolution process finds the name servers automatically.