Configure your DNS
DNS records tell mail senders which service handles emails for a domain. They are usually set at the domain provider from which you acquired your domain name.
Help, I don't know how to do this!
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Here are somes DNS guides which might help you:
- > Bluehost
- > HostGator
- > Domain
- > CloudFlare
- > GoDaddy
- > NameCheap
- > NameCheap + cPanel
- > cPanel
- > OVH
- > Wix
- > Squarespace
- > Shopify
- > Google Domains
- > Google Cloud Platform
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Set the MX record
(required)Login to your domain provider, delete any existing MX records in the DNS editor, and add this one.
Host / Name Value Priority @ mail.postale.io. 0 -
Add 3 TXT records
(recommended)Delete any existing TXT records for SPF, DMARC, and DKIM, and add these three. They will help your emails avoid SPAM folders.
Please specify a domain for DKIM and DMARC:
Host / Name Value @ v=spf1 mx ~all -
Add 2 CNAME records
(optional)These records make mail clients (Outlook, Thunderbird, ...) autoconfigure themselves from your credentials.
Host / Name Value autoconfig mail.postale.io. autodiscover mail.postale.io.