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Pedro Arantes
Pedro Arantes

Reputation: 5379

How to validade a AWS Certificate with Hostinger domain?

I'm getting trouble to validate my AWS Certificate Manager with a Hostinger domain using DNS validation. I've already followed the tips from DNS Validation for GoDaddy domain with ACM that worked for GoDaddy. Also, I've checked all the problems listed at Troubleshoot Certificate Request Problems but without success too. Does anyone have the same problem?

Thank you!

Update 1:

I'm trying to Request a public certificate using DNS validation as validation method.

Update 2 (17/05/19):

Steps I followed:

  1. I created a request at 8:52 AM.
  2. Checked at 9:56:

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  1. Added CNAME to DNS provider at 9:59 AM:

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  1. Checked status at 10:49 AM:

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Upvotes: 8

Views: 5091

Answers (2)

Mohammed Shahbaz
Mohammed Shahbaz

Reputation: 109

Add the below configuration in your hostinger DNS/Nameservers

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Reference: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/setup-caa.html

Upvotes: 1

Pedro Arantes
Pedro Arantes

Reputation: 5379

I was getting:

Failure Reason CAA Error

The missing configuration was that Amazon wasn't configured as CAA DNS record, as explained here.

You can optionally configure a Certification Authority Authorization (CAA) DNS record to specify that AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) is allowed to issue a certificate for your domain or subdomain. After it validates your domain, ACM checks for the presence of CAA records to make sure it can issue a certificate for you.

To achieve that, I've added this DNS record:

nome    Conteúdo                  prio
@       0 issue "amazon.com"      0
@       0 issuewild "amazon.com"  0

Upvotes: 15

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