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Try leaving the subdomain blank rather than including "@" symbol as confusingly specified by Microsoft. It worked for me.
respondido há 2 anos
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Hello
I understand that you have the domain in Route 53 and you have created records in DNS but it's failing...!
Example to create MX records in AWS Route 53, Record Type MX
10 mail.example.com
Example to Create TXT records: Sometimes the TXT records are too large you will get some Error CharacterStringTooLong You can solve this by the solution.
enclose each part in double quotation marks. For example, the value for "long_string" will be split into "long_""string".
"IQeB2tLX9UWvQMpI3aZuh6Ym6hcvLnbEkALWaM"
"QvqwgxZs1qF6t5VKMjWeNNWIScyNTYL4Ud8wDi"
"BcWh492HustfGUxrl5zmRfEl8BzCbrOqpKPLBmk/"
"xrHRw9PHIJyYOaZA2PFqVcp6mzxjyUmn0DH9HX
"dhIznflBoIOLL1dm77PyDOKdEWRkSLMCA72mZb"
"Fr9gxda72ocQIDAQAB"
How to Test the DNS are configured properly ?
- On Linux or macOS, use:
dig <domain name> MX
- On Windows
nslookup -type=MX <domain name>
- also you can use Google Dig website to check the records are propagated https://toolbox.googleapps.com/apps/dig/
respondido há 2 anos
i got the response i was looking for what would be the next step?
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Thanks for the tip. Worked like a charm