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Hi There
If you deleted the DNS Zone in Lightsail, then those NS records that you have in your domain registration are now invalid.
From https://lightsail.aws.amazon.com/ls/docs/en_us/articles/amazon-lightsail-edit-or-delete-a-dns-zone
If you plan to continue routing traffic through your domain, prepare a different DNS hosting provider before deleting your domain's DNS zone in Lightsail. Otherwise, all traffic to your website stops when you delete the Lightsail DNS zone
If you don't want to use Lightsail, you can create a hosted zone for your domain directly in Route53 and manage it yourself. You will need to update the NS records at your registrar to point to the new hosted zone.
See https://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/migrate-dns-domain-inactive.html
Hi Matt, Thank you. I apologize for being dense.
- AWS is my registar for the domain.
- The 4 Nameservers in the NS record for the hosted zone don't seem to include my domain. I did not change these but I think when I went to Lightsail, they may have changed
- If I test the "NS" value from the "Test Record Set" action, it says, "non-existent domain."
The domain is "verified" under Route 53\regiterd domains\ domain....
Maybe I need to delete the hosted zone and recreate.
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Yes you can delete and recreate the hosted zone. Make sure you update the NS records in the domain name registration to match the NS records that the new hosted zone provides
Changes to authoritative name servers in your registrar can take many hours to propagate, FYI.