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Cannot create TXT record due to CNAME already existing?

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Other DNS providers allow this option to happen. Why does Route 53 refuse to let me do this? Are my DNS rights being oppressed? As an example, other DNS providers let me do the following; CNAME: test.example.com -> www.anotherexample.com TXT: test.example.com -> "dnjsakdnjasnkdsanj"

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Networking & Content Delivery
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Route 53 Private DNSDomain Name System (DNS)
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English
dnsnewbie372189789
asked 2 years ago552 views
1 Answer
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Route 53 follows the DNS spec and CNAMEs can only exist alone for a particular name [1] (aside from DNSSEC records). In this case, those other DNS providers are out of spec.

[1] https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc1034#page-15

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Justin G
answered 2 years ago
  • dnsnewbie372189789
    2 years ago

    Hey Justin, thanks for the update. Can you please confirm which DNS Spec they follow? I am trying to determine if it is RFC 1035 or RFC 2181.

  • Justin G
    2 years ago

    I've updated the answer; it's RFC 1034.

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