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Resolved. There was a space at the end of the MX Record value. All the various DNS checking sites didnt spot it. However - https://mxtoolbox.com did not notice the space and it looked OK. https://dnschecker.org/ did not find the MX record https://toolbox.googleapps.com/apps/checkmx/ was the most useful, and outlined "\032" at the end of the value, which is the ASCII value for a space.
To double check, i used Powershell which clearly showed a space within the square brackets:
$answer = (resolve-dnsname -Name amazon.com -type mx).NameExchange
Write-output "MX Record value is [$answer]"
MX Record value is [amazon-smtp.amazon.com]
Usually custom MAIL FROM domain is set to a subdomain so just want to confirm you are using a subdomain. Because you will have 2 set following 2 records:
Domain | Record Type | Record Value |
---|---|---|
subdomain.domain.com | MX | 10 feedback-smtp.region.amazonses.com |
subdomain.domain.com | TXT | "v=spf1 include:amazonses.com ~all" |
Can you please confirm if you have set these 2 records as well for the custom mail from domain that you are setting?
Hi, thanks for quick reply. Yes, I can confirm that those records 100% exist in the DNS for the domain.
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