Hi, is 10.96.0.10 your DNS or your bucket? I can see you’re talking to it on port 53 but I’m wondering what your bucket IP should resolve to. Can another endpoint resolve vm1.test1.com against this dns server?
@Madhuri
based on the error message , vm1.test1.com is not resolving or either rejecting the traffic.
Can you try to create location profile with an IP Address of vm1.test1.com ? and see the result ?
10.96.0.10 possibly would be your service address of your dns pod, so all pods will contain that address as name server in resolve.conf.
Regards
Satish
@Satish I did give a try with IP address of the bucket. Error is different now.
There was a problem validating the profile
failed to get bucket testpoc: GetBucketLocation: RequestError: send request failed caused by: Get "https://10.202.x.x:9000/testpoc?location=": tls: failed to verify certificate: x509: certificate is valid for 127.0.0.1, not 10.202.x.x
Could you suggest here?
@Madhuri since you are using IP, you might need to “Skip certificate chain and hostname verification” when creating the profile.
