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Find domain's original nameservers

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Hello Folks,

In my infinite wisdom, I changed the domain nameservers for my domain. As we all know, when you do that, your domain disappears into the ether. How do I find out what the original nameservers for my domain were/are?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Topics
Networking & Content Delivery
Tags
Amazon Route 53
Language
English
AWS-User-0014169
asked 5 years ago182 views
1 Answer
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It's hard being dumb.

  1. Go to the Hosted zones in Route53.
  2. Click the radio button beside the Domain Name of the domain that you've mauled.
  3. On the right side, a side panel should --ambush you-- appear.
  4. In that side panel should be a field named "Name Servers *". This field contains the data that you need to set the world right.
AWS-User-0014169
answered 5 years ago
  • rePost-User-1858724
    a year ago

    This answer does not appear to work any more. (nameservers no longer listed in this side panel)

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