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This tutorial will help you to set up your DNS domain name to change mail servers (MX Records).


 Use Case:
 - You have a dedicated server or home server acting as mail server.
 - You use services of an antispam hosted mode.
 - You use messaging services of a specialized company.
 [[File:Warning.gif|link=]] This feature is reserved for experimented users. Please set this feature only if you know what you are doing.

Log on '''[https://netim.com/direct Netim Direct]''' section "Domain Services" >> "Domain Management", from here, open the scrolling menu "Services management", select "DNS Settings"

Above all, please read the following tutorial:

[[Use the DNS settings service]]


== [[File:Fleche.gif|link=]] Modify MX Records ==

1. Enter the feature "Advanced DNS"

2. Remove the MX records currently defined for the domain

3. Select the type "MX" and click on<Add>

4. Add a mail server, the value of the new MX 

Necessarily a domain name server and not an IP (e.g mx.serveurmail.com)

5. Select a priority (lowest value indicate that this MX server will be use in priority

6. Click on <OK>

7. The new MX record is added to the list of DNS records

If MX records are no longer those of NETIM, our email service is not functional anymore. 

[[File:Warning.gif|link=]] The change causes a new setting of the DNS, domain will be effective under an average from 24 to 48 hours.


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