Hi Everyone
After using Cloudflare pro plan.
Some of emails are missing.
One of the message is :
Host unknown: _dc-mx .940259efbe1f.Rihting.com. non-recoverable
I sent an ticket to Cloudflare support. They said it’s about Cloudflare Spectrum and bypass.
After reading the Cloudflare document. Still no idea about it.
I would like to use our own email provider.
Is there any one who know how to make the correct settings?
Thanks!
Switch all DNS records that are related to email traffic to Unproxied ( ) / DNS-only.
Hi
Thanks for your reply!
Here is our Cloudflare DNS settings.
It seems in Unproxied / DNS-only.
Am I missing something?
Hope your guide.
Thank you very much.
Your MX record points to your apex name which is :orange. Hostnames that are will not be reachable by email protocols.
Take a look at this Community Tutorial . It covers how to fix your problem.
This tutorial covers the steps you should take if, when you change your domain to point to Cloudflare, you no longer receive emails to your domain. If you follow this tutorial and still need further help, please let us know what you have tried and share your domain name and, if possible, a redacted screenshot of your DNS records in Cloudflare.
[Cloudflare Community Tutorial - Troubleshooting Email Delivery Issues]
1. Do you have the correct MX records set for your domain?
You will…
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Hi epic.network
Thank you for your reply.
Just check the Tutorial video.
I tired to set the MX record as below:
Is it correct?
(Just test an email. Seems not working)
Hope your guide.
Thanks!
Jac
I get the same SMTP banner when I connect to mail
or the origin server IP on port 25. You might check with your hosting to verify the IP you are using.
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Hi Sir
Our mail server IP is 45.34.2.224
After testing.
We can get yandex mail, aol mail, gmail, yahoo mail…
Only email from Japan can not be received. It seems Email unable to resolve.
Still don’t know where is the problem is.
Hope your guideline.
Our DNS setting:
Big Thanks!
It resolves correctly.
dig mail.rihting.com +short
45.34.2.224
DNSSEC is fine.
https://dnsviz.net/d/mail.rihting.com/dnssec/
Most likely cause islocal resolver error… so the sender should confirm with their mail provider. Some mail servers are bad at caching / validating updates to mail servers. The correct values are available in DNS, but a noncompliant resolver may need a ‘kick’ which is a problem with the server, not your DNS.
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