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How to host .aero domain in AWS

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Hello there, I'm trying to host a .aero domain in AWS. I tried transferring the domain to Route 53 but it seems it is not currently supported by route 53 as it is not on the below list of supported TLD's. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/registrar-tld-list.html Does anyone know another way to host a .aero domain on AWS? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Simon

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Networking & Content Delivery
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Amazon Route 53
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English
Simon Mullaney
asked a year ago260 views
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Hi,

If Amazon Route 53 does not support TLDs, there is no solution other than not using Amazon Route 53 as a registrar for domains.

However, it might be easier to create a hosted zone on Amazon Route 53 first and put the nameservers when you register your domain. Like your domain by another registrar but DNS service by Amazon Route 53.

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jcvip
answered a year ago
  • Simon Mullaney
    a year ago

    Thanks for your answer.

    I have created a hosted zone in Amazon Route 53 and added the NS records from where the domain is registered (101Domains):

    NS1.101DOMAIN.COM NS2.101DOMAIN.COM

    I then created an A record in Route 53 that points at the intended AWS resource.

    However when I go to the domain however I'm still getting a "DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN" error.

    Is there anything I'm still doing wrong?

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