if your mail program is set up to connect through which has an A record set to then it will not work. When you connect to the server to retrieve mail, you must connect through a host that is set to, i.e. This is normal and unavoidable if email is hosted on the same server as a proxied website. This might flag that entry with a because it exposes the IP address of your server. If you have created an A record, as shown in step 3, make sure this has a next to it. Do you have an A record (normally mail) pointing to the IP of the server where your mail is hosted? If you have an MX record like this exampleĤ. If so, make sure you have an A record set for mail pointing to the IP address of the server that handles your mail (given by your email provider or web host). Do your MX records point to (or similar)? Where it says in the examples above, make sure this shows your domain name here or the MX record will not work as expected.ģ. Make sure the name is set to or on the MX record. Is the name field of your MX record set to not, it covers a subdomain for mail, not the mail domain. You should also ensure that they point to the correct provider by checking that your records match the ones specified in their documentation.Ģ.
The one pointing to is often used when you are on shared hosting and your email is hosted on the same server as your website. Where is your domain name, is the server name required by your mail host.
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