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I use split horizon networking to, eg, provide public DNS entries to a public canary server. Then on the private network a different DNS server provides correct
by inetknght 5y ago
I use split horizon networking to, eg, provide public DNS entries to a public canary server. Then on the private network a different DNS server provides correct (LAN-only) addresses. This way I can see if/when private hostnames are leaked to some entity.
I have about two dozen devices on my private LAN so I wouldn't consider myself to be "big" or "enterprise".
The setup is fairly unusual though because most users (and unfortunately many developers) lack the technical know-how for it.