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qtwrk
(@qtwrk)
please try create a subdomain , like mail.domain.com
and point to your origin IP , then if you are using SMTP , update that server address to mail.domain.com
Hi, @qtwrk,
mail.domain.com
already exists in my host DNS zone editor and points to my host IP address.
I changed the SMTP host from my domain.com
to mail.domain.com
, but the emails are not being sent.
Where do I create this subdomain? Is it on Quic.CDN as a Domain Alias?
Thank you,
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qtwrk
(@qtwrk)
no , not as alias , but an individual subdomain
create subdomain on where you host your domain DNS, could be QC DNS, or your provider’s DNS
you need to verify by ping
, make sure mail domain is pointed to your origin server
if you are using cPanel , you can use cPanel’s hostname as your SMTP server address
you can try like email client app on your computer or mobile first, they usually gives out some more detailed error message.
Hi, @qtwrk,
As I mentioned earlier, my DNS zone has been moved from my cPanel to Quic.cloud.
I tried to create a mail.domain.com
subdomain in the Quic.cloud DNS zone, but I get an error message:
https://www.screencast.com/t/uD4EMRH4MH
I want to point out that mail
has already been imported from my previous DNS zone and points to my original server IP:
https://www.screencast.com/t/fpt7XYQ3vh
—
Also, the host names are not imported as they are in cPanel. For example :
domain.com. >> becomes >> @
mail.domain.com. >> becomes >> mail
http://ftp.domain.com. >> becomes >> ftp
etc…
Can this cause a connection problem?
Regards,
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This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by davidovic123.
Hi, @qtwrk,
The problem is solved.
It was a routing email problem. It had to be set to “local” in cPanel.
Thank you for your help, and support.
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qtwrk
(@qtwrk)
sorry for late reply , and good to know you sorted it out