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Advanced DNS Resolver License
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You can specify a list of internal domains to be excluded from getting processed by
the Advanced DNS resolver. Palo Alto Networks provides a set of default values that
are commonly used as internal domains, thus not registered as part of the public DNS
system (such as *.localhost and *.local), however, you can add user-specified values
for other internal domains that do not use these values.
The Advanced DNS Resolver is not designed to inspect or resolve internal network
domains. As a result, Palo Alto Networks recommends against routing any internal
traffic through the Advanced DNS Resolver. However, to assist with troubleshooting
scenarios where internal traffic is inadvertently directed to the resolver, you can
configure a managed list of internal domains. When the Advanced DNS Resolver
receives a DNS query for a configured internal domain, it returns an NXDOMAIN
response and generates a corresponding log entry in SLS (Strata Logging Service).
These log entries can be used to assist in the identification of misconfigured
traffic routing and other diagnostic purposes.
Internal domains that users attempt to access will display with the following log
attributes:
Domain EDL—blocked-internal-domain
Action—block
DNS Response Code—NXDOMAIN