AWS route53 domain not resolving to private ubuntu 16.04
I have the domain and sub-domain in AWS route 53.
domain.com
sub.domain.com
the 'A' record of sub.domain.com added with the public ip of the instance.
And an ubuntu 16.04 server privately hosted, not in EC2.
Now I am running a service at port 4443.
And it needs to be available in public domain "sub.domain.com"
I have edited the /etc/hosts and /etc/hostnames. So hostname -f gives "sub.domain.com"
I have also used hostnamectl set-hostname sub.domain.com
But still http://sub.domain.com not reaching the service. Not the ip too.
Netstat shows the service is listening at port 5000.
Does anything I missed?
linux dns
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I have the domain and sub-domain in AWS route 53.
domain.com
sub.domain.com
the 'A' record of sub.domain.com added with the public ip of the instance.
And an ubuntu 16.04 server privately hosted, not in EC2.
Now I am running a service at port 4443.
And it needs to be available in public domain "sub.domain.com"
I have edited the /etc/hosts and /etc/hostnames. So hostname -f gives "sub.domain.com"
I have also used hostnamectl set-hostname sub.domain.com
But still http://sub.domain.com not reaching the service. Not the ip too.
Netstat shows the service is listening at port 5000.
Does anything I missed?
linux dns
asked 1 hour ago
sowmiyaksrsowmiyaksr
153
add a comment |
I have the domain and sub-domain in AWS route 53.
domain.com
sub.domain.com
the 'A' record of sub.domain.com added with the public ip of the instance.
And an ubuntu 16.04 server privately hosted, not in EC2.
Now I am running a service at port 4443.
And it needs to be available in public domain "sub.domain.com"
I have edited the /etc/hosts and /etc/hostnames. So hostname -f gives "sub.domain.com"
I have also used hostnamectl set-hostname sub.domain.com
But still http://sub.domain.com not reaching the service. Not the ip too.
Netstat shows the service is listening at port 5000.
Does anything I missed?
linux dns
asked 1 hour ago
sowmiyaksrsowmiyaksr
153
I have the domain and sub-domain in AWS route 53.
domain.com
sub.domain.com
the 'A' record of sub.domain.com added with the public ip of the instance.
And an ubuntu 16.04 server privately hosted, not in EC2.
Now I am running a service at port 4443.
And it needs to be available in public domain "sub.domain.com"
I have edited the /etc/hosts and /etc/hostnames. So hostname -f gives "sub.domain.com"
I have also used hostnamectl set-hostname sub.domain.com
But still http://sub.domain.com not reaching the service. Not the ip too.
Netstat shows the service is listening at port 5000.
Does anything I missed?
linux dns
linux dns
asked 1 hour ago
sowmiyaksrsowmiyaksr
153
asked 1 hour ago
sowmiyaksrsowmiyaksr
153
asked 1 hour ago
sowmiyaksrsowmiyaksr
153
asked 1 hour ago
sowmiyaksrsowmiyaksr
153
asked 1 hour ago
sowmiyaksrsowmiyaksr
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