Hi all,
I'm trying to resolve an email issue. Currently, I have a website hosted on GoDaddy, and the contact form for the website is putting the submission into the cPanel email [email protected]. Instead, It should go to the identical [email protected] in the Office 365 setup. I have access to the registrar for that domain, and the MX records are correctly set up for Office 365, and any other emails to [email protected] perfectly go to the Office 365 mailbox.
I've looked at the Zone Editor, and it has an MX record "clientdomain.com. Destination: clientdomain.com". I've tried to edit or delete this record and get an error pop-up: "The DNS zone file is invalid. (Line 10: NS record appears to be an address)."
I don't see any NS records here. The nameserver for the domain is under a separate GoDaddy account. I've tried deleting the [email protected] email from cPanel, but even after letting it sit, it didn't redirect automatically (advice from GoDaddy support).
I don't know enough about cPanel to know where to go from here.
I'm trying to resolve an email issue. Currently, I have a website hosted on GoDaddy, and the contact form for the website is putting the submission into the cPanel email [email protected]. Instead, It should go to the identical [email protected] in the Office 365 setup. I have access to the registrar for that domain, and the MX records are correctly set up for Office 365, and any other emails to [email protected] perfectly go to the Office 365 mailbox.
I've looked at the Zone Editor, and it has an MX record "clientdomain.com. Destination: clientdomain.com". I've tried to edit or delete this record and get an error pop-up: "The DNS zone file is invalid. (Line 10: NS record appears to be an address)."
I don't see any NS records here. The nameserver for the domain is under a separate GoDaddy account. I've tried deleting the [email protected] email from cPanel, but even after letting it sit, it didn't redirect automatically (advice from GoDaddy support).
I don't know enough about cPanel to know where to go from here.