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How to Set Up MX Records on Plesk: A Detailed Guide

MX (Mail Exchange) records are crucial for the proper routing of your email traffic. Setting up MX records correctly on the Plesk control panel ensures that your email services work without interruptions. In this article, you will learn how to set up MX records on Plesk step by step.

Basic Information About MX Records on Plesk

MX records are DNS records that specify the email servers for your domain. These records indicate where email messages should be routed. If not configured correctly, you may experience delays or failures in email delivery.

Plesk provides a user-friendly interface that allows you to easily manage your DNS records. MX records, along with other DNS records, can be easily edited from your Plesk panel.

Accessing the Plesk Panel and Login Steps

To log in to the Plesk panel, first open your web browser and visit the Plesk URL provided by your hosting provider. Enter your username and password to access the Plesk homepage.

  1. Open the Plesk URL in your browser.
  2. Enter your username and password.
  3. Log in to access the Plesk control panel.

After logging in successfully, navigate to the "Websites & Domains" section to manage your DNS settings.

How to Set Up MX Records on Plesk: A Detailed Guide

Creating New MX Records

You can use the DNS Settings section in your Plesk panel to create a new MX record. This is necessary when you want to route your email traffic to a new server.

  1. Click on the "Websites & Domains" tab on the Plesk homepage.
  2. Select the relevant domain and click on "DNS Settings."
  3. Click the "Add Record" button to add a new MX record.
  4. Enter the priority number and the target server for the MX record.
  5. Click "Save" to complete the process.

By following these steps, you can successfully create new MX records.

Editing and Managing Existing MX Records

Editing existing MX records allows you to make necessary changes to your email traffic. It is quite simple to modify existing records on Plesk.

  1. Go to the "DNS Settings" section in the Plesk control panel.
  2. Find the MX record you want to edit and click on it.
  3. Make the necessary changes and save them.
  4. Wait for DNS updates to complete for the changes to take effect.

These steps will help you update your existing MX records.

Testing Email Traffic with MX Records and Troubleshooting

After setting up your MX records, it is recommended to perform a test to ensure that your email traffic is working smoothly. Additionally, if you encounter any issues, you can troubleshoot them through the Plesk panel.

  1. Send a test email to check the delivery process.
  2. If you encounter any issues, check the "Logs" section in the Plesk panel.
  3. Review the error messages in the logs to identify the cause of the issue.
  4. Make the necessary adjustments to resolve the problem.

These steps will help ensure that your email traffic is functioning correctly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an MX record?

An MX record is a DNS record that specifies the email server to be used for sending and receiving emails for your domain.

How do I create an MX record on Plesk?

You can create a new MX record by logging into the Plesk control panel and adding a record from the DNS Settings section. You just need to enter the priority number and the target server details.

What steps should I follow to edit MX records?

In your Plesk panel, go to the DNS Settings section, select the MX record you want to edit, and make the necessary changes.

How can I fix issues related to MX records?

You can troubleshoot issues by checking the "Logs" section in the Plesk panel. Review any error messages to identify the source of the problem and make the necessary changes to resolve it.