How to Create MX records in the Client Services Area DNS Manager

Follow the below steps to create an MX record for your domain within the Client Services Area DNS Manager. 

 

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  • Navigate to the Domains drop-down menu. 
  • Click on to Manage DNS.

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  • On the DNS Manager page, click on the Edit Zone icon to the right of the domain name.

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  • Click on to the blue Add Record button.

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  • In the Name section, enter your domain name followed by a period. NB: End the domain name with a period to ensure the record is not prefixed with the domain name.
  • Set the type to MX
  • Within the Rdata section set the preference for the MX record. 10 is a default preference that can be used. 
  • In the Exchange, enter the record host data. Eg. ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.
  • Click on the green Add Record button.

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You have now created an MX record for your domain name.

NOTE: DNS changes may take between 1 and 24 hours to propagate.

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