Closed nullify005 closed 6 years ago
This is really a question for the service team itself, which you can ask them at https://forums.aws.amazon.com/forum.jspa?forumID=87, however I'm pretty sure this is because the RFC for DNS disallows any other record type to exist at the same level as a CNAME.
Hi There,
I'm attempting to make a CAA record for a name which already has a CNAME present & am being rejected by the AWS API.
Specifically I have:
www.thing.domain 60 IN CNAME something.else.whatever
And I want to add a CAA to the same place:
www.thing.domain 1 IN CAA 0 issue "some.fake.issuer"
The error I'm getting is:
I get why you might encounter this if you're trying to put an A on the same spot, but not a CAA which I would have thought would be allowed since it's an entirely different type.
I want to have different CAA records for the APEX and some entries within the domain, such as www etc. since the www points to a hosting provider (for instance) & they use a different CA for their SSL certificates.
Is this by design or a bug, or should I be attempting to do something different?
I don't think I can make www a full on delegated domain because then I'll have issues with directing the APEX off to the hosting provider as an ALIAS record since it's not an AWS resource.
Help?