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I administered my domain e.g www.abcd.com in Amazon Route53. Everything works perfectly, except that when user type abcd.com without www, it won't get resolved. Any idea? Thanks
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If you're using a less recognisable or ambiguous TLD, such as mysite. ninja, adding a 'www' will help avoid any doubt. Without the 'www', you must set your root (non-www) domain DNS A-record to point at your web server's IP address.
Yes. DNS answers will be available within every VPC that you associate with the private hosted zone. Note that you will need to ensure that the VPCs in each region have connectivity with each other in order for resources in one region to be able to reach resources in another region.
The Route 53 name server searches the DNS zone for the www.website.com IP address and other relevant information and returns it to the DNS resolver. As specified by the Time to Live (TTL) parameter, the DNS resolver caches the IP address locally, and of course returns it to the user's web browser.
Configure DNS Records on Route 53 Click Hosted Zones and select the domain you wish to configure. Click Create Record Set to add a new record, then select A - IPv4 address for the record type. Leave the Name field blank and enter the A record value provided by Pantheon in the Value field.
I think this might work:
Select an IPv4address and select the "Alias" radio button.
Leave the name field blank to indicate domain.com
Then the target is www.domain.com
I'll give it a try and let you know.
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To have your domain.com (without www) on Amazon Route53 you need:
On my case I create a new record set for www.domain too, but with type CNAME and put my ec2 domain.
[edit] Print of my current configuration:
[update] If not work for you then you need to check your apache configuration. Check the ServerName and ServerAlias to allow *.yoursite.com or just www.yoursite.com. Don't forget restart your apache after changes.
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