Can I use Amazon's DNS servers for my mail server -
We have a domain mydomain.com, which we have registered with the UK Registrar. We are using Amazon's Route 53, and this domain has been added to root 5 and is using the following types of servers;
ns-558.awsdns-05.net ns-1755.awsdns-27 co.uk ns-466.awsdns-58.com ns-1343.awsdns-39.org I have added a relevant A record for www, to indicate our elastic IP for this domain.
We are also running MailEnable on this EC2 server (Windows 2012 is running) The Mailable Server is asking me to enter the DNS address (), I think it will be used when sending the email .
My question is, which DNS address / server can I use? Do I use
ns-558.awsdns-05.net ns-1755.awsdns-27.co.uk NS-466. awsdns-58.com ns-1343.awsdns-39 Can i do Organization You can see the DNS address (SAS) in the screen shot.
You can not use those Amazon servers because they are only official (they will only tell about domains that they know about as a recursive proxy Instead) you can use Google's public DNS server for that area at 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.
(Original answer below)
You need to create a record that elastic your mail server specified IP (for example, mail.yoursite.com The score is at 1.2.3.4) After that, you create an MX record for yourite.com which indicates on mail.resite.com . Finally, I believe you will give MailEnable mail.yoursite.com , but I'm not 100% sure on it.
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