Frequently Asked Question
Fastmail DNS Configuration
Last Updated 8 years ago
Set your MX records to:
Some DNS providers require that you put a
In addition to MX records, we recommend you add SPF and DKIM entries to help ensure deliverability of messages you send from your domain. Once FastMail has detected your MX records are set up correctly, go to Settings → Domains, click Edit on your domain, and all the instructions required to configure SPF and DKIM are shown.
-
in1-smtp.messagingengine.com
(first, priority = 10) -
in2-smtp.messagingengine.com
(second, priority = 20)
*.mydomain.com
to the above values as well.Some DNS providers require that you put a
.
on the end of the MX server names (e.g. in1-smtp.messagingengine.com.
rather than in1-smtp.messagingengine.com
). Try the version without a .
first, and if the DNS provider appends anything, try the version with the .
appended.In addition to MX records, we recommend you add SPF and DKIM entries to help ensure deliverability of messages you send from your domain. Once FastMail has detected your MX records are set up correctly, go to Settings → Domains, click Edit on your domain, and all the instructions required to configure SPF and DKIM are shown.