How do I set up DNS records by the instructions of https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/1340/93/open-xchange-records-for-domains-with-third-party-dns
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Create two MX records with the priority of 10, and the hostname of “oxmail1.registrar-servers.com.” for the first one and “oxmail2.registrar-servers.com.” for the second one. (without the quotes, make sure you don’t forget the trailing dot) <br>Create a CNAME record with the name of mail and the hostname of “oxwebmail.registrar-servers.com.” (again without the quotes, make sure you don’t forget the trailing dot) <br>Finally create a TXT record with the name of @ and the value of “v=spf1 include:ox.registrar-servers.com ~all” WITH the quotes.
How do I create an MX file? From the namecheap guide: “you will need to contact your DNS provider and have the following records setup in the domain name zone file” I have no trouble doing this myself but the instructions above are not enough to get me started. Any guidance would be appreciated.
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