<div align=justify>MX record is the DNS entry that specifies the mail server the emails for your domain should be delivered to. In case you want to host your mails on a different server you need to set up mail exchange (MX) records needed. This can be done via your cPanel '''Mail''' section. Log into your '''cPanel => Mail => MX Entry'''. There you'll be asked to select a domain you want to set MX record for. Once the domain is chosen, the following table will load:

<div align=justify>MX record is the DNS entry that specifies the mail server the emails for your domain should be delivered to. In case you want to host your mails on a different server you need to set up mail exchange (MX) records needed. This can be done via your cPanel '''Mail''' section. Log into your '''cPanel => Mail => MX Entry'''. There you'll be asked to select a domain you want to set MX record for. Once the domain is chosen, the following table will load:

'''Automatically Detect Configuration''' — The server will automatically detect, and use the configuration set under the MX Records heading at the bottom of the page.

'''Automatically Detect Configuration''' — The server will automatically detect, and use the configuration set under the MX Records heading at the bottom of the page.

Below that you'll find the form allowing you to set up email records desired.

Below that you'll find the form allowing you to set up email records desired.

* Under '''Add New Record''' set the priority for the new MX entry ('''note: 0 is the highest priority''')

* Under '''Add New Record''' set the priority for the new MX entry ('''note: 0 is the highest priority''')