Set up Google Workspace with a third-party DNS host
网页Go to www.ClouDNS.net and create a new account. Sign in to your dashboard. Next to DNS Zones, click Add new. Click Master zone. In the Domain name field of the New domain window, enter your Google Workspace domain name, for example, your-company.com, and click Create. A table opens with your domain’s DNS records.
DNS basics - Google Workspace Admin Help
网页To set up Gmail if you have Google Workspace, you need to point your MX records to Google mail servers. Multiple MX records can be defined for a domain, each with a different priority. If mail can't be delivered using the highest priority record, the second priority record is used, and so on. For details, see Set up MX records for Google ...
Add a CNAME record to your domain's DNS records
网页To add the CNAME record to your domain host, follow the steps below. See your domain host’s documentation for more specific instructions. Go to your domain’s DNS records. Add a record to your DNS settings, selecting CNAME as the record type. Return to the first window or tab and copy the contents of the Label/Host field.
Google Workspace MX record values
网页Tip: For step-by-step instructions, go to Activate Gmail for Google Workspace (registrar-specific steps). Google Workspace (Legacy version, before 2023) If you started using Google Workspace before 2023, you already added the 5 MX records shown in the following table. You can review the values and notes to check your current records.
Hover: Set up MX records - Google Workspace Admin Help
网页Select MX from the Record Type drop-down list. In the Hostname field, enter @. In the Priority field, enter 1. Enter SMTP.GOOGLE.COM in the Mail Server field. Click New Record to save. Step 5: Tell Google to find your new MX records. Return to the browser tab where you have the Google Workspace setup tool open.
Set up DMARC - Google Workspace Admin Help
网页Step 2: Check if DMARC is already set up. If you're using Google Workspace, use the Google Admin Toolbox to check if DMARC is set up. Otherwise, follow the steps for checking at your domain provider. Check using the Google Admin Toolbox: Go to the Google Admin Toolbox. Go to Verify DNS issues Check MX.
Configure A records - Google Workspace Admin Help
网页Record Type. Value / Answer / Destination. Blank or @. 86400. A. 68.178.232.100. Modify your A records so they have the A record values listed below. If necessary, create new A records to include a record for each IP address listed on this page. Enter these values at your domain host, not in your Google Admin console.
About SPF records - Google Workspace Admin Help
网页An SPF record is a line of plain text that includes a list of tags and values. The tags are called mechanisms. The values are typically IP addresses and domain names. An SPF record is added to your domain provider in the form of a DNS TXT record. Learn more About TXT records. SPF records can have up to 255 characters.
Troubleshoot SPF issues - Google Workspace Admin Help
网页Recommended steps: Check the servers and services in your SPF record. Follow the steps in Check if SPF is already set up. Make sure all servers and senders that currently send email for your domain are included in your SPF record. Update your SPF record with any new sender information.
Set up SPF - Google Workspace Admin Help
网页The record type is TXT. Host: The domain (or subdomain), can also be called Name, Hostname, or Alias. If the Host is the same domain (not subdomain) you are adding the TXT record to, specify the @ symbol. Value: The string that makes up the TXT record: for SPF, see Prepare your SPF record; for DKIM, see Generate a DKIM key pair