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It works the same as any other corporate network: either custom DNS resolution on the machine (i.e. /etc/hosts), DNS resolution in the internal network, or DNS
by cornstalks 11y ago
It works the same as any other corporate network: either custom DNS resolution on the machine (i.e. /etc/hosts), DNS resolution in the internal network, or DNS resolution on the VPN. Or, more likely, a mix of the 3.
To get to go links, you've got to be connected to Google's network (either physically, or through VPN). It's essentially the same as accessing a computer on your LAN with its host name (in which case, the router can do the DNS lookup and resolution for the internal network).
- thrownaway2424 11y agoFascinating but totally incorrect analysis. All anyone needs to get to go/ is to put corp.google.com in their resolver search paths. Of course, such people will also need a google.com login to actually be redirected to the destination.