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Allocate an Elastic IPv6 address and associate it with your EC2 instance and then create a Route 53 hosted zone with the domain ip6.arpa
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Create a PTR record in Route 53 with the reverse IPv6 address.ì and contact the organization managing the IPv6 address space to delegate the reverse DNS zone to Route 53.
Verify PTR record propagation using DNS lookup tools (dig, nslookup, etc).
How do we ask AWS to set up delegation to the name servers in the reverse hosted zone we created? I think this is what the original poster is asking. My reference is https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/route-53-reverse-dns#
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The guide you link to is for IPv4 elastic IP addresses, not IPv6 IP addresses.