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DNS records between Cloudflare and Route 53

We are trying to configure Cloudflare before our launch. We initially registered our domain with Route 53 and want to keep it there ... For context, our servers are hosted by DigitalOcean

We installed Cloudflare and went through the stream about 24 hours ago. We changed the NS records on route 53 to Cloudflare.

However, when we go to sites like http://www.whoishostingthis.com/ , it still shows Digital Ocean.

We also have a subdomain - c.opencritic.com - for our image deployment pipeline. This shows similar results.

Here are our current entries:

ON ROUTE 53

  • A - opencritic.com - IP server
  • MX - opencritic.com - Gmail web servers
  • NS - opencritic.com -Cloudflare name servers
  • SOA - opencritic.com - Amazon long line during installation
  • CNAME - c.opencritic.com - Alias ​​opencritic.com
  • CNAME - www.opencritic.com - Alias ​​opencritic.com

ON CLOUDLFARE

  • A - opencritic.com - IP server
  • CNAME - c.opencritic.com - Alias ​​opencritic.com
  • CNAME - www.opencritic.com - Alias ​​opencritic.com

What are we missing? Why aren't we heading through Cloudflare?

Cheers, Matthew

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solvable ...

Route53 has two different places for DNS records: the actual name servers listed on the domain registration page and NS records.

We edited the second, but not the first.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1232496/

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