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MX Record
Overview
This document describes how to add an MX record. If you want to set up your mailbox so that it can receive emails, you need to add an MX record.
Directions
Note:
1. Log in to the DNSPod Console.
2. In Authoritative Resolution page, click the domain for which to add an MX record to enter its Record Management page as shown below:
3. Click Add Record and enter the following record information as shown below:
Host Record: enter a subdomain, which is usually "@" or "mail". For example, if "Host" is "@", then the email address will be
xxx@dnspod.com; if "Host" is "mail", then the email address will be xxx@mail.dnspod.com.Record Type: select "MX".
Line Type: select "Default"; otherwise, certain users may not be able to receive emails. MX generally doesn't require intelligent DNS, so the default value is sufficient.
Record Value: it can be either a domain or an IP address.
If the value is a domain, the domain should have an A record, and after the record is generated, a "." will be automatically added after it.
For example, to set an MX record with the value
mail.dnspod.com, you need to add an A record with the host "mail".If the value is an IP address, directly enter the mail server IP, and after the record is generated, a "." will also be automatically added after it.
Weight: leave it empty.
Priority: the lower the value, the higher the priority.
For example, an email will first be sent to
mxbiz1.dnspod.com with MX priority of 5.
If the attempt fails, the email will then be sent to
mxbiz2.dnspod.com with MX priority of 10.
TTL: it is the cache time and 600s by default. The smaller the value, the faster the change to the record will take effect in various regions.
4. Click Confirm.
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