DNSSEC problem after switching
Hey,
Today we migrated a domain from another registrar to our own, and moved it to Cloudflare. But now the website doesn't work. I think its a DNSSEC problem, dnsviz.net says so. I disabled DNSSEC, which should fix it. But I still can't access the site.
What can I do to remedy this?
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You moved it to Novuss/Realtime Registrar?
It still says DNSSEC is enabled
DNSSEC: yes
and the TLD's Nameservers are still serving dnskey/ds records.
You disabled DNSSEC at the registrar?
I just re-enabled it a couple minutes ago
But yes, I disabled it before
I'll disable it again
'tis disabled now
Why did you re-enable it? If you were trying to update it with CF's values, it looks like it's the wrong algorithm and such
I tried re-enabling it with cloudflare's values
If you're expecting things to change faster: These changes are super slow, usually it's advised that it could take up to 24 hours or so. In my experience it's more like 30 minutes max, but it also depends on the TLD & Registrar, some are slower then others
Alright
So just to confirm, dnssec is the issue here, and disabling it should fix it
From then end user's point of view it can be even longer with dns cache and such, the ttl on the dnssec records is an hour
yes, or updating it with the right values. I would disable it first and get it working without it, then move onto trying to enable if you want
Alright
I see you disabled it according to whois, still gotta wait for .nl/TLD's nameservers to stop serving it
dig ds tentijesport.nl @ns1.dns.nl
and then cache at DNS Resolvers like 1.1.1.1 should eventually expire and start working againAh, okay
So it should work if we just wait a little bit
All the DNSSEC checkers/tools show it's good now
Still can't load the page locally, but that's probably gonna take a while
Thanks for the help!