If you are using AWS Route 53 to manage your domains and DNS records, you may encounter a situation where the NS records of your registered domains and hosted zones are not consistent. This can cause problems with your domain’s DNS resolution and affect your website’s availability and performance. In this blog post, I will explain what are the NS records of registered domains and hosted zones, how they differ, and how to fix them if they are not aligned. contact email: tcpfast@gmail.com What are the NS records of registered domains and hosted zones? NS stands for name server, which is a server that translates domain names into IP addresses. NS records are DNS records that specify which name servers are responsible for resolving a domain name. There are two types of NS records that you need to be aware of when using Route 53: the NS records of registered domains and the NS records of hosted zones. The NS records of registered domains are the ones that determine which DNS serv...