Learn how to Set Domain’s MX Records to a Remote Server in cPanel. 📨🛰️
By default, cPanel manages your email using its mail server. 🗄️ MX records (mail exchanger records) are DNS (Domain Name System) resources that specify a server that hands your email for your domain. ↪️ Changing your MX record is done to redirect emails to a remote server; that is, if you want to use a 3rd-party email service, such as Google Workspace, etc. If you change your MX records, cPanel no longer handles your email settings. 📫
When working with the default settings, you will likely never need to adjust your MX records settings on your server.
⚠️ Only advanced users who fully understand the effects of changing MX entries should do so.⚠️
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00:00 Open Domains - Zone Editor
00:10 Manage Domains Zone Records
00:20 Delete MX Record
00:35 Add MX Record
00:45 Save New MX Record
01:00 Go to Tools Page - Email Routing
01:10 Select Domain
01:20 Select Remote Mail Exchanger
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