how to add professional email record in hosting panel ? Print

1. Log in to your email panel account.

2. Go to the Email section.

3. Click Manage All.

4. Click Manage again (for the account you want to configure).

5. Open Mail Destination (or Set Mail Destination).

6. In that Mail Destination page you will see the DNS records you need to add. Note these exactly and keep them ready for your domain DNS manager.

DNS records to add for Domain

CNAME

• Name: email

• Target: email.secureserver.net

MX

• Host: @
  Priority: 0
  Target: smtp.secureserver.net

• Host: @
  Priority: 10
  Target: mailstore1.secureserver.net

SRV

• Port: 443

• Protocol: _tcp

• Name: @

• Service: _autodiscover

• Priority: 100

• Weight: 1

• Target: autodiscover.secureserver.net

TXT

• Name: @
  TXT value: DXXXXXX

• Name: @
  TXT value: v=spf1 include:secureserver.net -all

• Name: _dmarc
  TXT value: v=DMARC1; p=reject; rua=mailto:dmarc_rua@onsecureserver.net; adkim=r; aspf=r;

7. Now log in to your hosting panel (or the DNS manager where your domain is hosted).

8. Open Zone Editor (or DNS Management / DNS Zone).

9. One by one, add the records shown above into the zone editor:

   • First add the CNAME record.

   • Then add both MX records with their priorities.

   • Add the SRV record (make sure your DNS manager supports SRV fields exactly as shown).

   • Finally add the TXT records (the D5612952 entry, the SPF entry, and the _dmarc entry).

10. After adding each record, save or apply the changes.

11. Wait for DNS propagation (usually a few minutes to 24–48 hours depending on the provider).

12. Verify that email is working:

• Use an online DNS checker or your hosting panel’s DNS viewer to confirm each record appears correctly.

• Send a test email to and from an external address to confirm sending/receiving.

• If you use an email client, make sure autodiscover works (the SRV record) and that SPF/DMARC checks pass.