– Appendix 4 Verifying DNS Functionality Office 365 DNS is a back-end service with limited client interaction. The full functionality of the Office 365 Services will depend on this function being available within the infrastructure and should be considered a fundamental prerequisite for Office 365 BOX service availability. Due to these factors, testing this service may be deemed out of scope of the test plan. There is a related scenario in the “10. BOX Functionality Validation” section. In the event testing is desired, however, the following scenarios can be validated: Customer via UI being able to add and verify custom domain which hosts AAAA records in the DNS. Customer is able to send DNS resolution queries for AAAA records, and DNS resolver confirms that queries came for AAAA records with subsequent IPv6 address responses going back out. Internal Office 365 DNS Resolver queries for AAAA records, and DNS resolver confirms that the queries came for AAAA records with subsequent IPv6 address response going back out. IMPORTANT NOTE: The customer must have registered 128-bit addresses on DNS to create the necessary AAAA records and subsequently have them resolved.
Appendix 4 – Verifying DNS Functionality Office 365 DNS is a back-end service with limited client interaction. The full functionality of the Office 365 Services will depend on this function being available within the infrastructure and should be considered a fundamental prerequisite for Office 365 BOX service availability. Due to these factors, testing this service may be deemed out of scope of the test plan. There is a related scenario in the “10. BOX Functionality Validation” section. In the event testing is desired, however, the following scenarios can be validated: Customer via UI being able to add and verify custom domain which hosts AAAA records in the DNS. Customer is able to send DNS resolution queries for AAAA records, and DNS resolver confirms that queries came for AAAA records with subsequent IPv6 address responses going back out. Internal Office 365 DNS Resolver queries for AAAA records, and DNS resolver confirms that the queries came for AAAA records with subsequent IPv6 address response going back out. IMPORTANT NOTE: The customer must have registered 128-bit addresses on DNS to create the necessary AAAA records and subsequently have them resolved.
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