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 ====== New Domain Records for eMail ======
 <color #db5f0b>Aug 2024</color>
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-**WARNING!!! - THIS GUIDE IS NOT YET COMPLETE!!! - WARNING!!!**
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-==== TXT Records ====
+==== TXT Records (DKIM/SPF/DMARC) ====
 TXT records are a type of Domain Name System (DNS) record in text format, which contain information about your domain. TXT records also have information that helps external network servers and services handle outgoing email from your domain.
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+==== MX Records ====
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-=== MX Records ===
+{{ :mail001t.png?500 |}}
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+When we bought our email server, we got an email, and this email contained information such as <color #ed1c24>MX Records</color>, here is what that part of the email said.
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+    DNS MX RECORDS:
+    pixel.mxrouting.net (Priority 10)
+    pixel-relay.mxrouting.net (Priority 20)
+    (These above are both record type "MX" and should have the name value set to either @ or blank, not a subdomain).
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+Simply put, we add these two MX Records to our DNS.
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+Open the DNS Settings for your domain.
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+Fill out the parameters for the two MX Records, click <color #ed1c24>ADD</color> after each one.
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+{{ :mail001u.png?700 |}}
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+You should now see the two MX Records at the bottom of the page in your <color #ed1c24>Current Records</color> section.
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