Picture the scene: You’ve got a hosted Mac somewhere on the internet, you connect to it via a VPN to access the services you host on it, but you’d like to use domains to refer to these and have them look up correctly. The solution to this (and to a bunch of similar problems) is to configure a DNS server internally to handle look ups for you. It’ll return internal-relevant IPs for domains (which could in this case be anything). This is basically a much more specific version of Apple’s ...
