Route 53 do no work correctly.

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Hello,

i have registered my domain in route 53 and configured glue records for the custom nameservers. I have pointed a domain to the nameservers but the dns zones and the nameservers are not propagated. The nameservers are only on specific countries available (DnsChecker) but the A Records of the DNS Zone not.

The NS Glue Records that are pointing to AWS A & AAAA IPs are working --> https://dnschecker.org/#A/ns1.grandhosting-dns.com

Here is also a domain that is pointing to the ns1.grandhosting-dns.com nameservers. -> https://dnschecker.org/#NS/serveradiko.gr

i am not sure what else i have to do. Could anyone help?

Thanks!

Riku_Kobayashi · Answer

Hello.

I think it is possible that the domain propagation is taking time because the NS record is able to resolve the name in some countries.  
How long has it taken since changing the NS record settings?

Garre Sandeep · Answer

It sounds like you're experiencing some DNS propagation issues. Here are some steps to help you troubleshoot:

1. Check Route 53 configuration: Ensure your DNS zone and records are correctly set up in Route 53. Verify the nameserver records, A records, and glue records.

2. Verify domain registration: Double-check your domain registration settings to ensure the nameservers are correctly set to your custom nameservers ((link unavailable)).

3. DNS propagation time: Allow up to 48 hours for DNS changes to propagate globally.

4. Check DNS health: Use tools like DNSChecker or IntoDNS to identify any issues with your DNS configuration.

5. AWS documentation: Refer to the AWS Route 53 documentation for troubleshooting DNS issues: (link unavailable)

6. Check for DNS cache: Try clearing your DNS cache or use a public DNS resolver like Google Public DNS (8.8.8.8) to test your DNS records.

If issues persist, consider reaching out to AWS Support for further assistance.

Route 53 do no work correctly.

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