Mx recored issue

[enimri1]

i have an mx record issue
its pointed at _dc-mx.50b3ce3f41a0.visa-jo.com.
thou i type mail.visa-jo.com

http://leafdns.com/index.cgi?testid=6630AF18

[Neeraj_1]

What about sending a Screenshot ? It would be more understandable

Edit - I didn’t read the complete post

[cscharff]

Set the host name of your MX record to

[enimri1]

everything is now is fine I contact someone in discord and he was so helpful
thou I have another issue is thous are normal …?

[jwds1978]

You can ignore those ‘warnings’.

[enimri1]

Mmmm what about if i dont want 2 ignore them …?

[KianNH]

They’re arbitrary warnings that aren’t errors at all and, especially for the last one, are nothing but a recommendation for a certain scenario.

Cloudflare doesn’t go by what that test thinks the setup should be, that isn’t an error or something that causes issues.

[KianNH]

Specifically for the first two - their test seems to be unable to comprehend that a domain can return more than one record.

;QUESTION
renan.ns.cloudflare.com. IN A
;ANSWER
renan.ns.cloudflare.com. 900 IN A 162.159.44.62
renan.ns.cloudflare.com. 900 IN A 172.64.35.62
renan.ns.cloudflare.com. 900 IN A 108.162.195.62

Since it returns 3 and that doesn’t equal their “expected” answer of just 1, it thinks it’s setup incorrectly.

For the last one, serial numbers are nothing more than a number - using a date in them is just a convention that some people prefer.

The only purpose is that changes in DNS should represent a new serial number - a counter that starts at 1 and increments on every change is a perfectly valid serial number.