How To Modify The MX Record Priority In Plesk?

This guide details the process of altering Mail Exchanger (MX) records in Plesk. MX records designate the mail server responsible for receiving email messages associated with a domain. Domains with multiple mail servers can establish the priority of their MX records to dictate the sequence in which the servers are utilized.

Note: If you have a shared hosting package, kindly request assistance from our support team to modify MX record entries for your domain.

For other Plesk accounts, adhere to the following instructions.

  1. Sign in to your Plesk account.

  2. Navigate to Websites & Domains in the left-hand panel.

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  1. On the main screen, click to expand the section for the specific domain for which you want to modify the MX record.

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  1. Next, select the Hosting & DNS tab from the menu.

  2. Within the Hosting & DNS section, click on DNS Settings.

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  1. Within DNS Settings, locate the list of records. Click on the record you intend to modify, and the Edit the Resource Record screen will appear.

  2. On the Edit the Resource Record page, access the Record Type dropdown box and choose the MX option.

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  1. A new set of fields will emerge. Input the details of your mail server (e.g., mail.example.com) into the Name Server field.

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  1. Utilize the dropdown box next to "Specify the priority of the mail exchange server." Choose the desired priority, ranging from 50 (lowest priority) to 0 (highest priority)

  2. To save your modifications, click OK.


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