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Suite Administrator HelpG Suite AdministratorHelp forumForum Contact us Gmail GoogleApps is now G Suite. Same service, new name. More about the name change. Troubleshoot MX recordsAfter you configure your domain's MX records to direct your emailto Gmail, you can check the status of your change and investigate any potential problems with your new settings. If you configured your MX records but mail isn't google apps reverse dns yet flowing to your users' Gmail accounts, use thetools below to see if your changes google apps dns godaddy have gone live, and if so, to verify you made the changes correctly. Before troubleshooting MX records: Remember that it can take
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up to 72 hours for DNS changes to go into effect, depending on the record's TTL value when you made the change. What is the TTL? If you're having trouble receiving mail, complete the steps at I'm
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not receiving mail to test your configuration from end to end. View MX records for your primary domain View the currently configured MX records for your primary domain in your Google Admin console: Sign in to the Google Admin console. From your dashboard, go to Apps > GSuite > Gmail > User settings. If necessary, select your top-level organization at the top of the page. View the current MX records for your primary domain under google apps dns spf MX records. Investigate MX records using Check MX Use the CheckMX tool in the GSuite Toolbox to see if there are any potential problems with your DNS record configuration that might be affecting mail delivery to your domain. Enter your domain name in GSuite Toolbox CheckMX tool: To see results for a sample domain configured to use GSuite, enter: positivetip.org. Submit the form. Verify the results. A message of "No problems were found" indicates you've correctly configured your domain's MX records for GSuite. This assumes a basic setup rather than dual delivery or any other advanced delivery options. Use of advanced delivery options results in warnings that should correspond to your configuration. For instance, a dual delivery setup will produce a warning of "dual delivery detected." If CheckMX encounters any misconfiguration, it presents a linked error indicating "There were some critical problems detected with this domain." Click the link to see the list of issues, which are flagged yellow or red depending on severity and linked to a related Help Center article for resolution. Visit those articles to fix the issue. Look up MX records for any domain by running nslookup The application nslookup comes with most operating systems and can be used to look up name server details from your Windows, Mac, or Linux command line. Open nslookup. To start the command
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