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Hi Helpdesk,
Please note that I have followed the steps but stuck at step 9 onwards in your help guide provided at the following link.
https://foliovision.com/player/video-hosting/serving-private-cloudfrontI have set up the DNS CNAME as what was instructed. I set up the CNAME with my hostgator Domain provider and was expecting AWS to confirm the pending validation. But for the last three days was not successful with the same.
My CNAME Setting is video-cdn.eturnti.com with value
_ee38d64f7XXYYZZ as shown in the screenshot.Please find the screen shots for the issue attached.
Request you to suggest what the exact sequence of steps should be.Hostgator confirmed that they take 2-3 days max to set the DNS CNAME changes. But no success.
Thanks,
Kiran
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Hi Helpdesk,
Please let me know how this thread can be resolved.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Thanks,
KiranHello Kiran,
please double check you have set the DNS record properly. Are you sure the value is set to _ee38d64f7XXYYZZ.acm-validations.aws and not _ee38d64f7XXYYZZ.acm-validations.aws.video-cdn.eturnti.com? The trailing dot in that value matters a lot.
Thanks,
MartinHi Martin,
Please find the following screen shot of my DNS editor settings. The entry set is correct.
The screen shot can be viewed at the following location.
Please send the exact sequence of steps as AWS is always timing out and not able to validate the DNS entries.
I guess I am missing something here.
Thanks,
KiranHello Kiran,
you made a mistake there – the record for your video CDN domain needs to point to that Cloudfront domain. For example video-cdn-public.foliovision.com points to d1urvzk1784x0y.cloudfront.net.
The validation works differently, the record name to create is something like (in our case) _5760XYZXYZXYZXYZ.video-cdn-public and then that points to _d37XYZXYZXYZXYZ.acm-validations.aws.
So it seems you got the correct value present but you didn’t get the name right.
Thanks,
MartinHi Martin,
So what you are saying is that I need my DNS editor to have the following values instead of the above and AWS will figure out the rest.
Name Record
video-cdn.eturnti.com. dh1y90XXYYZZ.cloudfront.netMy screenshot shows the configuration that has been set.
Hope this is the correct setting in the DNS records.Please confirm .
Thanks,
KiranHello Kiran,
video-cdn.eturnti.com is the record which points to your CDN.
You also need another record like something.video-cdn.eturnti.com which will point to something.acm-validations.aws. Without that your domain won’t validate for SSL.
Thanks,
MartinHello Kiran,
you need to double check the Name for validation as it can be seen on screenshot “Domain validation in ACM” in our guide: https://foliovision.com/player/video-hosting/serving-private-cloudfront
If you can’t get to that anymore, just delete the certificate and request it again.
Thanks,
MartinHi Martin,
Thanks for your help on the issue.
As suggested , I have re initiated a request certificate with the following entries in my DNS now again.
This activity typically takes 12-48 hours from the domain hosting provider it appears.
Attaching the screen shot for your validation. The second record is the correct way of entering it appears. Please confirm is this is correct in which case i shall delete the other one.
Thanks,
KiranHello Kiran,
you posted a bad link to your screenshot unfortunately. But I guess it’s validated by now. It only took a minute for me – using DNSMadeEasy for our site CDN zone.
Thanks,
MartinHi Martin,
Oops have put the correct screen shot here.
Please validate if this screen shot settings are correct
which one of these is the correct settings.
Thanks,
KiranHello Kiran,
the first one is wrong. The second one is better, but not entirely correct. You need to fix the “Record” value to not end with “eturni.com”. That is your domain name and it’s appended automatically as you didn’t include the trailing dot in record value.
Thanks,
Martin
