point mx record to GoDaddy Domain?
Hi, I have a bunch of godaddy domains, hosting and email products. I have a domain at another registrar. I would like to point the mx record of the other domain to one of*my go daddy domains/email products so I can setup multiple email accounts and receive emails via godaddy. Is that possible? How would I do that ? Where would I point the MX record?
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Yes, you can do that...just point your domain's nameservers at GoDaddy where you can manage the DNS and edit the records to match one of your other domains.
Do you want to park the second domain to your Godaddy domain? If yes;
1. Define name servers of the second domain same with your Godaddy domain.
2. Login cPanel and go to Aliases menu and add/park the second domain.
So you can use both domains on same hosting. And you can create email accounts for your second domain on cPanel > Email Accounts menu.
If you don't want to park it, then change its MX record with Godaddy server IP. And add the second Domain on cPanel > Addon Domains menu.
Hi, I have a bunch of godaddy domains, hosting and email products. I have a domain at another registrar. I would like to point the mx record of the other domain to one of*my go daddy domains/email products so I can setup multiple email accounts and receive emails via godaddy. Is that possible? How would I do that ? Where would I point the MX record?
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