Go back to the MX tab and select the purple 'Next' button to finish the MX record process. Repeat this for the second MX record indicated.

Under Answer, specify the entry from the MX record value you just copied from ProtonMailĬlick the green 'Add' button to add the MX record.

Change the Type field to 'MX - Mail exchange record'.

To add the MX records specified, scroll up to the 'configure custom DNS records' area near the top. Copy that information from the ProntonMail MX record page. On the next page in ProtonMail, you will be given two MX records that you will need to input in your Porkbun DNS. It may take anywhere from a couple of minutes to 24 hours for the TXT record to be fully verified. Go back to the Verify tab and select the purple 'Next' button to finish the TXT record verification process.

Under Answer, specify the entry from the TXT record value you just copied from ProtonMailĪ sample entry would look like this: Click the green 'Add' button to add the TXT record.

Change the Type field to 'TXT - Text record'.

To add the verification TXT record you copied to the clipboard in the previous section, scroll up to the 'configure custom DNS records' area near the top.

Delete MX and SPF records using the trashcan icon. Record types are displayed in the leftmost column. If there are any existing MX records, or SPF records (TXT records whose answer begin with 'v=spf1'). Scroll down to see your existing DNS records. In the domain Details area that appears, click the 'Edit' option next to 'DNS Records'. Locate your domain and click the 'Details' button list to the right. If you're already logged in, click on ACCOUNT in the top-right corner and select Domain Management. You should arrive at the Domain Management screen. On the Verify tab, copy to clipboard the TXT record value that you will need to create in Porkbun's DNS editor.Īdding the TXT Verification Record & MX Records

On the page that pops up, type in the domain you want to add and select the purple 'Next' button (you may be prompted to type in your ProtonMail password again): On the Domain names page, select the purple 'Add domain' button. Sign in to your ProtonMail paid account and go to Domain Names in the menu: We'll show you how to configure your domain on ProtonMail and then update your domain's MX records to route mail to ProtonMail's servers. If you've selected ProtonMail as your email provider, this guide is for you.

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