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David Faizulaev
David Faizulaev

Reputation: 5721

Connect domain name to AWS EC2

I've created a EC2 machine on AWS and deployed a web server. I'm able to access it via the machine's external IP. In addition I've created an Elastic IP for the machine as well.

In the Route 53 I've created a hosted zone with the default SOA & NS and with this type A:enter image description here

The IP is the elastic IP I've configured in the EC2 console.

Additionally, I've configured the NS DNS server in the website in which I've purchased my domain from.

ns-376.awsdns-47.com ns-1719.awsdns-22.co.uk ns-1080.awsdns-07.org ns-987.awsdns-59.net

I've waited for over 24 hours but I cannot reach the website via the domain name.

What am I doing wrong? I'm super new to AWS and used a few tutorials but can't feature out why it does not work.

Thanks.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 380

Answers (2)

Vern Burton
Vern Burton

Reputation: 3210

I think that you might have issues with your DNS at your registrar pointing at the wrong servers.

If I do a WHOIS on your domain, the following is reported:

   Name Server: NS-1080.AWSDNS-07.ORG
   Name Server: NS-1719.AWSDNS-22.CO.UK
   Name Server: NS-376.AWSDNS-47.COM
   Name Server: NS-987.AWSDNS-59.NET

but according to your NS records from Route 53, you should be using the following:

NS Records

Upvotes: 1

300D7309EF17
300D7309EF17

Reputation: 24573

The nameservers currently associated with your domain do not match the screenshot. For instance, the aws.net NS record should be ns-930.awsdns-52.net, but the one with your registrar is ns-987.awsdns-59.net.

Upvotes: 0

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