Hi, I didn’t know screenshots were not kept in the mail so I rephrase my question
When I created the VPC, I have configured values for DNS 1 and DNS 2 which I have set to IP addresses of the domain controllers that are being deployed in the VPC When deploying instances in that VPC I would expect that I only receive dns1 and 2 but I receive (in order): vpcrouterip, dns1, dns2 How can I get rid of the vpcrouterip? BR, Marc From: Marc Van der Sypt <mvds...@bbtk-abvv.be.INVALID> Sent: maandag 17 februari 2025 16:18 To: users@cloudstack.apache.org Subject: EXTERNAL: VPC - DHCP - DNS You don't often get email from mvds...@bbtk-abvv.be.invalid<mailto:mvds...@bbtk-abvv.be.invalid>. Learn why this is important<https://aka.ms/LearnAboutSenderIdentification> Hi, I configured my VPC network with specific DNS server settings However when I check the dns settings on the instance, the VirtualRouter IP address is first in the list. v If I understand the documentation correctly only the custom dns servers should be distributed, not the IP of the virtualrouter. At least imo the order should be that the custom dns servers come first When deploying a windows domain controller in a vpc I have to manually change the dns settings in orde to resolve the internal dns name of the windows domain. I’m a missing a setting or is this expected behavior? Thanks, Marc +++ SETCa-BBTK e-mail disclaimer – www.setca.org/email<http://www.setca.org/email> +++ PENSEZ À LA SÉCURITÉ : cet e-mail a été envoyé par une adresse externe au SETCa-BBTK. Ne cliquez pas sur les liens ou les annexes, sauf si l'expéditeur est connu. DENK VEILIG: deze email werd verzonden door een adres extern aan BBTK-SETCa. Klik niet op links of bijlages, tenzij de afzender bekend is. +++ SETCa-BBTK e-mail disclaimer – www.setca.org/email +++
