: I'm having some trouble moving MX records to the registrars DNS I run Google Apps email and have traditionally hosted my own DNS records through my Plesk setup. It has been recommended to

@Angie530

You might be waiting on the TTL (regardless of how quickly eNom updates their DNS records, the TTL will likely be observed by intermediary systems which have cached the MX record), however, the more likely culprit after 48 hours would be your Plesk settings.

Update:

My apologies - I got the impression from your question that you were duplicating your Plesk settings at eNom for redundancy, though the header you provided would indicate otherwise.

From a review of the headers you provided, it looks like eNom is not returning any MX records - see mx:nativeapps.org at MXToolBox (you may want to keep checking what eNom's nameservers return for your domain as you investigate with their support staff).

Vote Up Vote Down

@XinRu657

One comment, one idea:

The comment is that this question is probably better served at serverfault.com or superuser.com (I honestly don't know which one is most appropriate).

The idea is that you should include the full bounced mail headers in your question, and state which exact domain is having this problem. DNS is a public system, so once we know what domain it is, we can look at the information you're publicizing in DNS and tell you where the problem is.

Vote Up Vote Down