To access the dedicated instance over Azure Private Link, you must configure DNS so the service hostname resolves to your private endpoint’s private IP address. Because TLS is terminated using a provider-managed certificate, clients must connect using the exact service hostname provided. However, DNS resolution must direct that hostname to a private IP inside your network, as follows:Documentation Index
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- Create a private DNS zone that matches the service hostname.
example.privatelink.unstructuredapp.io, the private DNS zone would be privatelink.unstructuredapp.io.
- Add a DNS record for the service hostname. Create an A record for the full service hostname that points to the private IP address of your private endpoint.
example.privatelink.unstructuredapp.io would point to 10.12.34.56.
- Link the DNS zone to your VNet(s). Ensure the private DNS zone is linked to the VNets where clients will access the service.

