it will work for you.įor other hosting providers sometimes it has more things, Depending on the server configurations it will vary. If you have problem it might be the hosting DNS Records, Please backup other DNS Records make a backup and remove those things. Restart Apache sudo service apache2 restart Conclusion Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViewsĮrrorLog /var/log/apache2/ĬustomLog /var/log/apache2/ combinedĦ.

And append the below code just below this codes.

And move to find the directories and its access roles.

Now, goto your AWS through filezilla or winscp and open /etc/apache2.

Goto your Godaddy Hosting and Create a DNS record for your domain, for instance a CNAME record to point to your Elastic IP/DNS name or Create A Record for the new domain to point Elastic IP Address And for the changes you have to wait for more than 10 hours to see the changes.

The Elastic IP is chargeable, But not sure. So its better to create an Elastic IP for Your Instance and use it.

You probably want to associate an Elastic IP to your instance, otherwise the IP of your instance will change on reboots. Find your AWS external IP or DNS for your EC2 instance.You have to buy a new domain or use a domain which already bought and didn’t use it so far.

Let’s move to the steps to start doing the procedures to make your domain to point AWS IP and work within it. For GoDaddy the DNS change will be done within 12 hours. Its depending on your Hosting Provider and their support(This is for other hosting users). Point GoDaddy Domain to Amazon EC2 is a step job and you have to wait for sometime to take effect.

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