Route53 3 Flashcards
VPC DNS
What IP addresses are reserved for DNS in a VPC?
VPC “.2” is DNS, also reserved “.2” in every subnet
VPC DNS
What is the thing running on “.2” called?
Route53 Resolver
VPC DNS
Can you access a Route53 Resolver from a DX?
No, R53R only from inside a VPC because it’s on “VPC +2” IP addr
VPC DNS
Can you access a Route53 Resolver across a VPN?
No, R53R only from inside a VPC because it’s on “VPC +2” IP addr
VPC DNS
What does a R53 Resolver on “.2” serve?
Public resolution and any associated private zones
VPC DNS
Can you access your “.2” R53 Resolver from a Peering connection?
No
VPC DNS
Can you access your “.2” R53 Resolver from a DX or VPN?
No
VPC DNS
Biggest problem with R53 Resolvers on “.2”?
Hard to do hybrid, integrated DNS with on-prem enterprise.
VPC DNS
What does a R53 Resolver do if it doesn’t have a record for a query?
Forwards to public DNS outside AWS.
DNS Endpoints
What (virtually) is a R53 Endpoint?
ENI
DNS Endpoints
Can you forward queries to a R53 Endpoint over DX?
Yes (it’s just an ENI)
DNS Endpoints
Can you forward queries to a R53 Endpoint over VPN?
Yes (it’s just an ENI)
DNS Endpoints
What flavors do DNS Endpoints come in?
Inbound (on-prem reach R53 Resolver) and Outbound (forward queries to on-prem DNS)
DNS Endpoints
Can DNS Endpoints support IPv6?
Yup! They can dual-stack both IPv4 and IPv6.
DNS Endpoints
Where do R53 Endpoints live?
In Subnets (create several IPs in different subnets in a single R53 Endpoint)