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Where can I add NS entries for the Route 53 subdomain?

I have a domain registered with namecheap and its DNS records are managed by AWS Route 53. Currently, the domain points to a regular instance of EC2. I would like to configure a subdomain pointing to a separate instance of EC2 (in particular, an instance of Elastic Beanstalk). I have a Beanstalk instance installed (so if I am on an elastic IP for this instance, everything works fine).

The problem is that all the documents that I saw when adding the subdomain to Route 53 imply that the DNS records of the parent domain are still managed by the registrar. I don’t know where I need to add new NS records for the subdomain so that it points to the right thing.

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The following is an example of a domain hosted on namecheap.com, a DNS hosted by route 53, a website hosted on an aws ec2 instance, and an email server hosted on Rackspace email.

Your situation is pretty close to this, so you should follow this example and change your specifics:

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1538696/

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