| MX records | tt5422 | 7/30/12 1:14 PM | I am interested in keeping our existing MX records while we transition to Postini service. I see that I can do this by adding MX records and elevating priority so that these servers are hit first. With no users, distribution lists, or aliases in Po |
| Re: MX records | FrankM TC/Reseller | 7/30/12 6:43 PM | Have you purchased the service yet? As for MX, DNS can and will resolve to any level of priority. So it is possible for SMTP to hit a lower priority. Welcome letters go out only once. You would need to delete users, then reenter to send out a new wel |
| Re: MX records | tt5422 | 7/31/12 12:13 PM | Yes the service has been purchased. Thanks for the answer for the welcome letter. It sounds like I would want MX then import users but my concern is whether the absence of users will cause issues if Postini servers are prioritized. |
| Re: MX records | tt5422 | 8/1/12 7:29 AM | I found this regarding "Welcome" email: http://support.google.com/postini/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=134348 Also, leaving Postini servers at a low priority until cutover should suffice. thanks |
| Re: MX records | FrankM TC/Reseller | 8/1/12 8:42 AM | The welcome help guide article provides some good work-arounds. However, there are times that clients want the actual welcome letter sent, as it has specific information if a custom letter was created. |