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Unable to register domain with amplify

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Background,

  1. I had a domain (Route 53) that expired after a year of use,
  2. I renewed that domain from route 53,
  3. It has CNAME, SOA, TXT and NS ( while i look at this from route 53 hosted zones),

Problem,

  1. When I try to map my amplify to the route 53 domain during the SSL configuration it fails with the error as below,

"Make SSL changes and try again Consult the troubleshooting guide, make any necessary changes, and retry activation."

What have I done so far:

  1. I have checked that CNAME record with Amplify that matchs in route 53.
  2. I am unable to check my cname record in https://www.whatsmydns.net/

I am stuck here. Can anyone help please?

Topics
Front-End Web & MobileNetworking & Content Delivery
Tags
AWS AmplifyAmazon Route 53
Language
English
Deepak
asked a month ago129 views
1 Answer
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Verify that the name servers (NS records) in your Route 53 hosted zone match the name servers configured at your domain registrar. If the name servers do not match, update the name server records at your registrar to use the ones assigned by Route 53.

Check the CNAME record in your Route 53 hosted zone and ensure it matches the CNAME record configured in Amplify. The CNAME record should point your domain to the Amplify-provided endpoint.

If the CNAME record is correct, the issue might be related to the SSL configuration. Try the following:

In the Amplify console, navigate to the "SSL" section and click "Retry activation". This will attempt to re-configure the SSL certificate for your domain.
Ensure that the SSL certificate is valid and not expired.
Check the Amplify documentation for any additional troubleshooting steps related to SSL configuration.

If the issue persists, you can also try the following:

Verify that there are no other hosted zones in Route 53 with the same domain name, as this can cause conflicts.
Check the CloudTrail event history for any ChangeResourceRecordSets API calls that might have deleted DNS records from your hosted zone.
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Giovanni Lauria
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  • Deepak
    a month ago

    No I have checked the CNAME alredy and I am trying to get the amplify managed certificate, not sure if that can still be incorrect

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