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Update dns-traffic-log-how-to.md to reflect the current GA behavior #127709
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Coming from AzNet support engineer [email protected]. Azure security policy provide CNAME blockpolicy.azuredns.invalid instead of RCODE Servfail when blocked domain is queried.
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Pull Request Overview
Updates DNS traffic logging documentation to reflect GA behavior changes for blocked domains. The Azure security policy now returns a CNAME response pointing to blockpolicy.azuredns.invalid
instead of the previous RCODE SERVFAIL error that was used during public preview.
- Updated dig command output to show current GA behavior with CNAME blocking response
- Replaced SERVFAIL status with NOERROR status and CNAME record to blockpolicy.azuredns.invalid
- Added complete dig output including ANSWER, AUTHORITY, and OPT sections
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;; Query time: 0 msec | ||
;; SERVER: 168.63.129.16#53(168.63.129.16) (UDP) | ||
;; WHEN: Mon Sep 08 11:06:59 UTC 2025 |
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The timestamp shows a future date (2025) which appears to be incorrect. This should reflect a realistic date when the example was captured.
;; WHEN: Mon Sep 08 11:06:59 UTC 2025 | |
;; WHEN: Fri Sep 08 11:06:59 UTC 2023 |
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Coming from AzNet support engineer [email protected].
Azure security policy provide CNAME blockpolicy.azuredns.invalid instead of RCODE Servfail when blocked domain is queried.
RCODE Servfail was public preview behavior which has changed to CNAME since GA in July.