I am looking for the DNSSEC values (Key tag, Algorithm, Digest Type, and Digest) in Google Cloud DNS so that I can create a DS record for my domain in Google Domains.
Where I can find the DNSSEC values at Google Cloud DNS?
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Using Google Cloud Platform, you can check these settings on Network Service > Cloud DNS > Click your zone or create a new one with DNSSEC turned On > Click Registrar Setup > Click MORE DNSSEC SETTINGS.
For more information about the topic, you can check this official GCP Documentation. [DNSSEC] 1
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I assume that you're following Google Domains documentation Set up DNSSEC security and want to configure Google Cloud DNS as your custom name servers.
At first, follow the instruction Managing DNSSEC Configuration to enable DNSSEC. Then, follow the documentation DNSSEC and registrars and activate DNSSEC at registrar side (Google Domains in your case).
You can find required values at REGISTRAR SETUP menu in the top right corner:
In addition, have a look at the community tutorial Activating DNSSEC for Cloud DNS domains: