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1. Use the **Network Settings** option in SConfig to configure a default valid gateway and a DNS server. Set **DNS** to the DNS of the domain you're joining.
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> It is not supported to change the DNS servers after deployment. Make sure you plan your DNS strategy before doing the deployment. For more information, see [DNS Servers Considerations](../plan/cloud-deployment-network-considerations.md#dns-servers-considerations).
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> It is not supported to change the DNS servers after deployment. Make sure you plan your DNS strategy before doing the deployment. For more information, see [DNS Servers Considerations](../plan/cloud-deployment-network-considerations.md#dns-server-considerations).
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2. Configure a valid time server on each machine. Validate that your machine is not using the local CMOS clock as a time source, using the following command:
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|4 | DHCP addresses are only supported for node IPs and the cluster IP. Infrastructure services use static IPs from the management pool. |
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|5 | The MAC address from the first physical network adapter is assigned to the management virtual network adapter once the management network intent is created. |
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### DNS Servers Considerations
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### DNS server considerations
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Azure Local deployments based on Active Directory require a DNS Server that can resolve the On-Prem domain and the Internet public endpoints. As part of the deployment it is required to define the same DNS servers for the infrastructure IP address range that is configured on the nodes. Azure Resource Bridge control plane VM and AKS control plane will use those same DNS servers for name resolution. Once deployment is completed, it is not supported to change the DNS servers IPs and it will not be possible to update the addresses across the Azure Local platform stack.
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Azure Local deployments based on Active Directory require a DNS server that can resolve the on-premises domain and the internet public endpoints. As part of the deployment it is required to define the same DNS servers for the infrastructure IP address range that is configured on the nodes. Azure Resource Bridge control plane VM and AKS control plane will use those same DNS servers for name resolution. Once deployment is completed, it is not supported to change the DNS servers IPs and it will not be possible to update the addresses across the Azure Local platform stack.
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The DNS servers used for Azure Local must be external and operational before deployment.It is not supported to run them as Azure Local virtual machines.
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The DNS servers used for Azure Local must be external and operational before deployment.It is not supported to run them as Azure Local virtual machines.
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Here are the summarized considerations for DNS servers addresses
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Here are the summarized considerations for DNS servers addresses:
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