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I tried to set up my homepage on Amazon with Amplify. I added my domain and then it created a hosted zone in Route 53. At my domain provider (ionos) I replaced the name servers with the Amazon servers. Now my homepage is working hosted by Amazon. But the Amazon name servers also influenced my email at ionos. It’s not working any more.

Is it possible to have the homepage at Amazon but the email at my domain provider?

I tried to set up my homepage on Amazon with Amplify. I added my domain and then it created a hosted zone in Route 53. At my domain provider (ionos) I replaced the name servers with the Amazon servers. Now my homepage is working hosted by Amazon. But the Amazon name servers also influenced my email at ionos. It’s not working any more.

Is it possible to have the homepage at Amazon but the email at my domain provider?

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  • email
  • amazon-route53
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  • 2 You probably had some DNS records at Ionos, like MX records for email. You needed to copy all those over to Route53. – Mark B Commented Feb 12 at 13:12
  • Yes, true. And Amazon doesn’t tell you at all, what might be the impact of changing the name servers. – andy Commented Feb 15 at 7:48
  • Why would it be Amazon's job to explain that to you? It's no different from changing name servers to any other DNS service. If anything, the domain registrar you were using might have warned you about it when you tried to change the name servers to point to Amazon. – Mark B Commented Feb 15 at 12:49
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I have a similar setup. As Mark B mentions in the comments, you need to configure your MX records in Route53 correctly. If someone is sending mails to an address that belongs to your domain, the Mail servers will check the MX records to figure out where to deliver emails to.

For IONOS, these values are region-specific. German customers typically have to set the MX records to mx00.ionos.de and mx01.ionos.de Docs in German, while customers of IONOS use the TLD Docs.

That's for receiving messages, if you're also using your domain to send messages, you should set up DKIM, SPF and for your convenience autodiscover records. IONOS has documentation for these features, otherwise your messages may end up in spam folders.

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