MX (Mail Exchange) records are like postal addresses for emails. Their purpose is to tell email servers where to deliver emails for a domain, helping to ensure that emails reach the correct destination.
If you use Titan Email, the following MX records should be present in your domain’s DNS zone:
|
Priority |
Value (Mail server) |
TTL |
|
10 |
mx1.titan.email |
default |
|
20 |
mx2.titan.email |
default |
Alternatively, to find the values for Titan Email MX records:
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Navigate to the Emails section
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Click on Manage next to the preferred email account
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Select Domain Verification:
You will find them in the Add MX records section:
NOTE
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After making any changes to your domain’s DNS zone, DNS propagation starts; give it some time to complete, and your email service will be up and running smoothly 💡