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See which servers receive email for your domain and check that each one resolves. We name your mail provider too.
Every MX record by priority, so you see which server gets your mail first.
We look up the address of every mail server and flag any that fail to resolve.
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Straight answers about your results.
An MX record tells other mail servers where to deliver email for your domain. Without one, mail sent to you bounces.
Lower numbers are tried first. Backup servers get higher numbers and only receive mail when the main server is down.
It shouldn’t. The standard says an MX record must point to a hostname with its own A or AAAA record. Some servers reject mail when it points to a CNAME.
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