Hello,
I'm trying to get my dynadot-domain-name (=xxx.com) to work with Google Apps, where I have created the the username xxx@xxx.com.
Under 'Domain, Domain names, Set name servers, Advanced Dynadot DNS' I have filled in what Google tells me to do, which is:
Mail Host: aspmx.l.google.com
Distance: 0
Mail Host: alt1.aspmx.l.google.com
Distance: 1
Mail Host: alt2.aspmx.l.google.com
Distance: 1
I've reached a message from Google in which they say that the MX-stuff isn't correct. Should I fill in the letters and numbers above somewhere else - maybe under 'Email forwarding settings'?
Best regards,
P s
Posted By g_p_sutton_us11/17/2018 16:02
g_p_sutton_us replied p_s_stockholm_se
I am looking for the answer as to what to put in the distance field but keep in mind that it takes approximately 6 hours for the change to take effect. So google might be relying on old information that hs not been updated through propagation.
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Posted By teamdynadot12/28/2018 06:57
teamdynadot replied g_p_sutton_us
The priority (like 0, 5, 10 part of the MX record) goes to the distance field.
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Posted By teamdynadot12/28/2018 06:56
teamdynadot replied p_s_stockholm_se
Our apologies for the delay, yes, you can enter it under 'Email forwarding settings' if your domain is set to parking, forwarding. If it's using our DNS, then you can add the records on DNS page.
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