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cPanel "Webmail" can No longer receive mail after I changed the DNS MX TXT to zoho?
I can still create email and send mail using cPanel "Webmail"...but...
If I try to send email to the cPanel "Webmail" address (for example use gmail to send email to the cPanel "Webmail" address, gmail will return with the:
Address not found
The response from the remote server was:
550 5.1.1
How do I fix this? Because of zoho Free plan only allow 5 email accounts.
That why I also want to use email address in cPanel "Webmail"
I use cloudflare DNS for management.
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In simple DNS terms, an MX record is used to tell the world which mail servers accept incoming mail for your domain and where emails sent to your domain should be routed to. If your MX records are not pointed to the correct location, you will not receive email.On your setup, only zoho can receive emails for your domain.
Is there a way to use both zoho and cPanel "Webmail"?
I also don't mind to drop zoho to another email hosting service.
Imagine sending an email to your address, how could the same mail be sent to two different servers?
just migrate your zoho to cpanel
You can just forward that zoho mail to cPanel webmail or any other 3rd party email provider. You'll need authentication though! Once that done you can receive email as if it is received from original sender to your webmail.
you essentially told the internet you didn't want cpanel to receive your mail and wanted zoho to instead, like others said alternatively you could forward it.
Try Yandex maybe? But then your data is at risk. If you can throw bucks then @WebHorizon have unlimited email accounts and domains.
https://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/171534/eid-mubarak-guys-hosting-deals-from-webhorizon#latest
Never tried mxroute, but people say they are prem. @jar can also help.
WebHorizon using MXRoute, but yeah, cheaper package..