Problem with A, AAAA or CNAME

[luc.huyse]

I have now MailGun to send and receive mails. I followed all the instructions but one thing doesn’t has green light. CNAME.
See the message:

Which do I have to delete in order to get it working, because when testing Mailgun in my website ( test mail), it’s not working.
Thank you for helping me!

[sdayman]

You tried using @ for the CNAME instead of ‘mail’. @ is shorthand for your root domain, which is already used for your Website.

[luc.huyse]

Whawww! Thank you. I have this now (no warning), but what means this (see attachment)

[luc.huyse]

I still have CNAME and ?, or do I have to wait a while?

[sdayman]

That CNAME for ‘mail’ should be set to DNS Only.

[luc.huyse]

like this:

[luc.huyse]

still question mark

[sdayman]

Sorry, my mistake. Your instructions said the Name should be email, not mail. And then it make take up to five minutes to propagate.

[luc.huyse]

Thank you. I changed it. Now I’ll wait 5’.
Now I received the message that my email settings for my account [email protected] (on my computer) is not correct. Will I have to change the Host Name and password?

[luc.huyse]

CName still none found.

[sdayman]

The CNAME has propagated:

@luc.huyse

Will I have to change the Host Name and password?

You will have to ask your mail host about this.

[luc.huyse]

what does that mean exactly? That I have to wait until it arrives in Belgium?

[luc.huyse]

Lille (France) is nearby…

[luc.huyse]

not yet…

[luc.huyse]

not resolved, see picture

[sdayman]

My screenshot was from DNSChecker. Were you testing a CNAME record? Yours looks like an “A” record search.

[luc.huyse]

I have this now:

[luc.huyse]

sorry, this is it:

[luc.huyse]

do you have the same?
and CNAME still question mark

[sdayman]

One of us is doing it wrong.