01-06-2021 04:06 AM - edited 01-06-2021 04:30 AM
Hi Guys, i don't think this possible but i thought i'd ask
I've been asked if at a remote site we can add a primary DNS and have a failover DNS but would it possible for the DNS to fail back to primary once it comes back online
01-06-2021 04:16 AM
it is all how you configure and tweak the config.
some basic question addressed here :
https://ns1.com/resources/dns-failover-basic-concepts-and-limitations
01-06-2021 06:10 AM
Thanks for the reply Balaji, on further investigation this is the current setup
The Dns is provided to the remote site via a vpn (ASA to ASA)
what we want to happen is if the vpn goes down, can we failover to a public dns service like googles dns, once the vpn is back up can the dns fail back to original vpn dns
01-06-2021 06:30 AM
its all how your setup and DNS order going to be.
01-06-2021 06:47 AM
Sorry Balaji i don't understand, round robin won't work for us if thats what you mean
01-06-2021 07:33 AM
i may be not asked before, is this for only DNS Resolution, then why not setup Local DNS Server, even VPN break you still have DNS Servers available locally ?
The Dns is provided to the remote site via a vpn (ASA to ASA) - Most people have redundant VPN Setup if the business more rely on your application and DNS.
if that is not possible you need to setup Local DNS Server. is this what you can do ?
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