This document is a part two of four articles:

II. Adding verification DNS records

You can use your favourite DNS server. We use Route 53 in this document for an example.

1. Login to ControlPanel

URL: https://console.aws.amazon.com/route53/home

2. Click the domain name you want to edit.

We use example.com on this document as a sample domain.

3. Click [Create Record Set] button to add validation DNS records

4. Choose routing policy

Select [Simple routing] and click [Next] button

5. Configure records

Click [Define simple record]

6. Add validation record for example.com

Value to set:

Record name: _abcde

Value/Route traffic to:

Pulldown: [IP address or another value depending on the record type]

Textarea: _01234.acm-validations.aws.
RecordType: CNAME
TTL : 300 (Default)

8. Click [Define simple record] button again

9. Set another verification record for www.example.com and click [Define simple record] button.

Valu to set:

Record name: _hijkl.www

Value/Route traffic to:

Pulldown: [IP address or another value depending on the record type]

Textarea: _56789.acm-validations.aws.
RecordType: CNAME – Routes traffic to another domain name and to some AWS resources
TTL : 300 (Default)

10. Hit [Save Record Set] button

11. All verification records are set.

Go to III. Assign a domain name to the site document after the Status of the domain name on Shifter dashboard turns to “Ready” from “Pending”.

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