when i enter my DNS on the browser which i mapped in AZURE DNS as a record

Hi @ Joseph Kolagani,

Welcome to Microsoft Q&A Platform.
It looks like you’re trying to access a custom domain that you've set up in Azure DNS, but you're having some trouble.

Here’s what you should check:

1. DNS Record Configuration: Ensure that the DNS record you created in Azure DNS is configured correctly. You can verify this in the Azure portal under your DNS zone.
2. Type of DNS Record: Make sure you’re using the correct type of DNS record (like A or CNAME) for your setup. If you’re pointing to a web app, a CNAME record might be appropriate if you’re mapping to an existing Azure service domain.
3. Name Server Delegation: Check that the name servers for your domain (at your domain registrar) are correctly pointed to the Azure DNS name servers. This step is crucial for the DNS to function correctly. You can confirm the delegation by using tools like nslookup or checking on a site like digwebinterface.com.
4. Azure App Service Configuration: If you’re using Azure App Service, make sure you've also added the custom domain in the App Service settings. Navigate to your App Service, go to "Custom domains," and ensure the domain is validated.
5. Propagation Time: DNS changes can take some time to propagate, sometimes up to 48 hours. If you’ve just configured it, patience might be required.
6. Check using nslookup: You can run nslookup yourdomain.com in your command line to see if the domain resolves to the correct IP address. Ref:

• Check using nslookup: You can run nslookup yourdomain.com in your command line to see if the domain resolves to the correct IP address.

If still facing an issue , Please confirm:

• Do you get “This site can’t be reached”?
• Do you get wrong website loading?
• Do you get certificate error?
• Do you get timeout?
• Does it resolve to the correct IP?
• Is it A record or CNAME?

Ref:

Tutorial: Create DNS records in a custom domain for a web app

Manage DNS records and record sets

Host your domain in Azure DNS

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When you enter your DNS in the browser that you have mapped in Azure DNS as a record, you should ensure that the DNS records are configured correctly in Azure DNS. This includes verifying that the zone name, record name, and record type are all accurate. If everything is set up correctly, you should be able to access your service using the DNS name you configured.

If you encounter issues, consider checking the following:

1. Confirm that the DNS records resolve correctly on the Azure DNS name servers.
2. Make sure you are using the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) when entering the DNS in the browser.
3. If you still face problems, use a web-based name resolution service to troubleshoot further.

By following these steps, you should be able to successfully access your Azure DNS mapped record in the browser.