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Adding AWS SSL to an external DNS
2019 Community Moderator ElectionSSL certificate rejected trying to access GitHub over HTTPS behind firewallMultiple SSL for multiple domains in the same IPHeroku UCC SSL Certificate Not WorkingCan we use one SSL certificate on two different hostingaws route53 CNAME to external site with SSLWhy is Elastic Beanstalk Load Balancer refusing to estabilish a SSL connection?Domain Validation ErrorNetregistry doesn't allow AWS ACM cname validation recordsConfigure SSL with AWSConfigure ssl using aws CA
I have bought a domain from an external resource and I tried to add the AWS SSL certificate into DNS as a CNAME record
Although the AWS Certivicate Name starts with a ' _ ' character, when I tried to add it in DNS it gives me an error as
"Server name can be use letters hypens and dots only"
I do not have any experience regarding this and want to know if I'm doing anything wrong in DNS Validation for AWS SSL Certificate.
amazon-web-services ssl-certificate
asked Mar 7 at 6:18
Muditha PereraMuditha Perera
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I have bought a domain from an external resource and I tried to add the AWS SSL certificate into DNS as a CNAME record
Although the AWS Certivicate Name starts with a ' _ ' character, when I tried to add it in DNS it gives me an error as
"Server name can be use letters hypens and dots only"
I do not have any experience regarding this and want to know if I'm doing anything wrong in DNS Validation for AWS SSL Certificate.
amazon-web-services ssl-certificate
asked Mar 7 at 6:18
Muditha PereraMuditha Perera
589
add a comment |
I have bought a domain from an external resource and I tried to add the AWS SSL certificate into DNS as a CNAME record
Although the AWS Certivicate Name starts with a ' _ ' character, when I tried to add it in DNS it gives me an error as
"Server name can be use letters hypens and dots only"
I do not have any experience regarding this and want to know if I'm doing anything wrong in DNS Validation for AWS SSL Certificate.
amazon-web-services ssl-certificate
asked Mar 7 at 6:18
Muditha PereraMuditha Perera
589
I have bought a domain from an external resource and I tried to add the AWS SSL certificate into DNS as a CNAME record
Although the AWS Certivicate Name starts with a ' _ ' character, when I tried to add it in DNS it gives me an error as
"Server name can be use letters hypens and dots only"
I do not have any experience regarding this and want to know if I'm doing anything wrong in DNS Validation for AWS SSL Certificate.
amazon-web-services ssl-certificate
amazon-web-services ssl-certificate
asked Mar 7 at 6:18
Muditha PereraMuditha Perera
589
asked Mar 7 at 6:18
Muditha PereraMuditha Perera
589
asked Mar 7 at 6:18
Muditha PereraMuditha Perera
589
asked Mar 7 at 6:18
Muditha PereraMuditha Perera
589
asked Mar 7 at 6:18
Muditha PereraMuditha Perera
589
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There are couple of options to solve this:
1. Use Email verification method to get the certificate, if you haven't enabled Privacy protection on the registrar, you'll get a verification email from AWS ACM and you can verify a certificate or ACM also sends verification emails to 5 different email addresses such as:
administrator@your_domain_name
hostmaster@your_domain_name
postmaster@your_domain_name
webmaster@your_domain_name
admin@your_domain_name
- Use Route53, Create a HostedZone for your domain in Route53 and use the name servers Route53 provided and use it on your current registrar.
Create and transfer all the records to Route53 , you don't need to transfer the domain, just use Route53 nameservers to your current registrar.
answered Mar 7 at 6:44
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As the solution, I too used route 53 and got it worked. I think my other DNS provider restricted some of the characters of the name of the CNAME record. There should be a way to replace those characters in order to use the AWS SSL certificates in external DNS too. Thank you for the support :)
– Muditha Perera
2 days ago
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There are couple of options to solve this:
1. Use Email verification method to get the certificate, if you haven't enabled Privacy protection on the registrar, you'll get a verification email from AWS ACM and you can verify a certificate or ACM also sends verification emails to 5 different email addresses such as:
administrator@your_domain_name
hostmaster@your_domain_name
postmaster@your_domain_name
webmaster@your_domain_name
admin@your_domain_name
- Use Route53, Create a HostedZone for your domain in Route53 and use the name servers Route53 provided and use it on your current registrar.
Create and transfer all the records to Route53 , you don't need to transfer the domain, just use Route53 nameservers to your current registrar.
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As the solution, I too used route 53 and got it worked. I think my other DNS provider restricted some of the characters of the name of the CNAME record. There should be a way to replace those characters in order to use the AWS SSL certificates in external DNS too. Thank you for the support :)
– Muditha Perera
2 days ago
add a comment |
There are couple of options to solve this:
1. Use Email verification method to get the certificate, if you haven't enabled Privacy protection on the registrar, you'll get a verification email from AWS ACM and you can verify a certificate or ACM also sends verification emails to 5 different email addresses such as:
administrator@your_domain_name
hostmaster@your_domain_name
postmaster@your_domain_name
webmaster@your_domain_name
admin@your_domain_name
- Use Route53, Create a HostedZone for your domain in Route53 and use the name servers Route53 provided and use it on your current registrar.
Create and transfer all the records to Route53 , you don't need to transfer the domain, just use Route53 nameservers to your current registrar.
answered Mar 7 at 6:44
James DeanJames Dean
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As the solution, I too used route 53 and got it worked. I think my other DNS provider restricted some of the characters of the name of the CNAME record. There should be a way to replace those characters in order to use the AWS SSL certificates in external DNS too. Thank you for the support :)
– Muditha Perera
2 days ago
add a comment |
There are couple of options to solve this:
1. Use Email verification method to get the certificate, if you haven't enabled Privacy protection on the registrar, you'll get a verification email from AWS ACM and you can verify a certificate or ACM also sends verification emails to 5 different email addresses such as:
administrator@your_domain_name
hostmaster@your_domain_name
postmaster@your_domain_name
webmaster@your_domain_name
admin@your_domain_name
- Use Route53, Create a HostedZone for your domain in Route53 and use the name servers Route53 provided and use it on your current registrar.
Create and transfer all the records to Route53 , you don't need to transfer the domain, just use Route53 nameservers to your current registrar.
answered Mar 7 at 6:44
James DeanJames Dean
612
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There are couple of options to solve this:
1. Use Email verification method to get the certificate, if you haven't enabled Privacy protection on the registrar, you'll get a verification email from AWS ACM and you can verify a certificate or ACM also sends verification emails to 5 different email addresses such as:
administrator@your_domain_name
hostmaster@your_domain_name
postmaster@your_domain_name
webmaster@your_domain_name
admin@your_domain_name
- Use Route53, Create a HostedZone for your domain in Route53 and use the name servers Route53 provided and use it on your current registrar.
Create and transfer all the records to Route53 , you don't need to transfer the domain, just use Route53 nameservers to your current registrar.
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As the solution, I too used route 53 and got it worked. I think my other DNS provider restricted some of the characters of the name of the CNAME record. There should be a way to replace those characters in order to use the AWS SSL certificates in external DNS too. Thank you for the support :)
– Muditha Perera
2 days ago
add a comment |
As the solution, I too used route 53 and got it worked. I think my other DNS provider restricted some of the characters of the name of the CNAME record. There should be a way to replace those characters in order to use the AWS SSL certificates in external DNS too. Thank you for the support :)
– Muditha Perera
2 days ago
As the solution, I too used route 53 and got it worked. I think my other DNS provider restricted some of the characters of the name of the CNAME record. There should be a way to replace those characters in order to use the AWS SSL certificates in external DNS too. Thank you for the support :)
– Muditha Perera
2 days ago
As the solution, I too used route 53 and got it worked. I think my other DNS provider restricted some of the characters of the name of the CNAME record. There should be a way to replace those characters in order to use the AWS SSL certificates in external DNS too. Thank you for the support :)
– Muditha Perera
2 days ago
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