dns - Pointing a domain to AWS Route 53 -
dns - Pointing a domain to AWS Route 53 -
i having difficulties getting domain point ec2 properly. searched through few 3rd party guides online, , got swamped in official aws documentation, despite still cant work.
ive have route 53 set this:
type: value: ??.??.??.?? (ip address) type: ns value: ns-1403.awsdns-47.org. ns-1696.awsdns-20.co.uk. ns-632.awsdns-15.net. ns-431.awsdns-53.com. type: soa value: ns-431.awsdns-53.com. awsdns-hostmaster.amazon.com
and on domain host have dns records set this:
hostname: www type: ns value: ns-1403.awsdns-47.org ns-1696.awsdns-20.co.uk ns-632.awsdns-15.net ns-431.awsdns-53.com
i think doing fundamentally wrong. firstly im not sure if got hostname part right on dns records. on site says .domain
after input box hostname, makes me think sub domain specifier. right in thinking @
symbol works no subdomain? (i.e. domain.com
instead of www.domain.com
)
secondly should remove ns
record set route 53, specified in dns records on domain host?
many thanks
there 2 missing pieces here: telling registrar utilize route53 instead of own ns servers, , telling route53 ec2 instance.
first, need set registrar. in step you're telling registrar tell global dns scheme @ route53 info domain.com
. here's quick tutorial namecheap , here's 1 godaddy. other registrars similar, google yourregistrarhere assign nameservers
.
second, tell route53 ec2 instance should set a
record domain.com
within route53 pointing @ elastic ip address ec2 instance assigned. should create a
record www.domain.com
pointing @ same ip.
for sec question, set registrar correctly interface creating records should go away. you'll managing of dns records through route53 instead.
dns domain-name amazon-route53
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