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title: MX Records
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created: 2026-09-19
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updated: 2026-09-19
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type: concept
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tags: [kb, reference, workflow, homelab]
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sources: [raw/articles/moving-domain-email-away-from-google-workspace-2026-09-19.md]
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confidence: medium
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contested: false
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# MX Records
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MX (Mail eXchange) records are DNS records that tell the internet where to deliver email for a domain. When switching email providers, you update your domain's MX records at your domain registrar/DNS provider to point to the new host instead of Google's mail servers ("google"/"googlemail").
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## Process
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1. Look up current MX records (e.g., via [whatsmydns.net]) before changing
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2. Update records at domain registrar to new provider's values
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3. Verify the change propagated (often within an hour, up to 24-48h)
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See [[Moving Domain Email Away from Google Workspace]] for the full migration guide.
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[whatsmydns.net]: https://www.whatsmydns.net
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