Domains and DNS
Setting Up DNS Records for Hosted Email When Your DNS Is Not on SaveMyService Hosting
Article Title Setting Up DNS Records for Hosted Email When Your DNS Is Not managed by SaveMyService Hosting Category Customer Help > Domains and DNS Sub-type Customer-Facing Tags DNS, SPF, DMARC, MX record, CNAME, autoconfig, third-party DNS, ...
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How SaveMyService Sets Up Your Domain's DNS for Email
When you sign up for custom-domain email hosting with us, your domain needs a few specific DNS records pointed at our mail servers so email can actually find its way to your mailbox. Here's how that works. What we do for you In almost all cases, we ...