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Pending Changes of MX records

24. September 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: Domain Settings, MX, MX Records

Hello My domain;
www.winnershoe.com

I have configured the MX records but still its Pending Changes

following the instructions, i have tried to set up the MX & TXT records but it has not worked.
I have set the MX and TXT as show on my domain.live.com domain settings page.

DNS record type: MX
Host: winnershoe.com
MX server: f3ff833dfee44caa64dd0bbb6433ea.pamx1.hotmail.com
TTL: 3600 or 1 hour
Priority: 10 (or High priority)

Please Help

MX records not getting recognized when changed for myworldofwinning.com after getting it unlocked.

16. September 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: MX record changes, MX Records, Outlook account

I have changed the MX records for myworldofwinning.com to prove domain ownership from my outlook account *** Email address is removed for privacy ***, but outlook refuses to read these MX record changes and my account isn't getting activated, please advise how to go about rectifying this situation. Is it because I got the domain unlocked that this problem is occurring.

Error message when trying to add MX record.

10. September 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: error message, MX Records, support desk

The support desk of the registrar of my domain has been trying to add my MX records as per the instructions on Windows Live Admin. There was no problem with the first but an error message - "Error:- invalid mail server" - was received when trying to use the value below.

cca5c3057fdb43a1a5c61290a76291.msv1.invalid

I am still no further forward in trying to connect my domain to outlook.com. WOuld appreciate any help.

Domain ownership DNS and MX records not being recognised

10. September 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: Domain Ownership, MX Records

Hi all

I've been trying for a few weeks to get my email transfered over using the domains'live.com and have added in the mx/txt entries to no avail.

I note that the mx records say tehy need to be set to 3600 ttl but i cant do that could that be an issue ?

NB: ive removed the settings and account for now as im away from home but will restart teh whole setup on Thursday.

Matt

Unable to verify MX records

09. September 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: admin centre, MX, MX Records, Pending DNS Configuration

Hi,

I have seven domains in my admin centre. All domains were verified very well but domain lucky-car.cz is not verified still. I tried recommendation Handling issues with MX Record or Pending DNS Configuration error but no success - still pending changes. Required setting is following:

DNS record type: MX
Host: lucky-car.cz
MX server: 13d46d1b419c9d41a57f349cda8054.pamx1.hotmail.com
TTL: 3600 or 1 hour
Priority: 10 (or High priority)

Current domain setting is (returned by any on-line DNS checker):

lucky-car.cz. MX 3600 10 13d46d1b419c9d41a57f349cda8054.pamx1.hotmail.com.

Could you check to see why my records are not recognized by in admin centre, please?

Thanks,

Josef

Outlook.com Dropping Forwarded Emails! Frustrated!

08. September 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: email server, mail server, MX Records, push email notification

I am long time Outlook.com user and run my own email server (so I have a solid understanding of SPF, MX records, etc).

I forward certain accounts to Outlook.com (for reasons such as push email notification to mobile devices).

For the past few days, email forwarding DOES NOT WORK which is a major issue.

Here is another user complaining of the same issue:

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/forum/mail-email/custom-domains-is-not-receiving-emails-that-was/4173f2d0-8312-44d7-92f9-c2ba75928e1c

I also posted at the bottom of this thread:

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/forum/mail-email/not-receiving-any-emails-in-outlook/6ebbdf26-450e-42c8-acbc-f0539299b711?rtAction=1378614125391

Long story short, this issue is sporadic. At times the forwarding works, the next it does not.

Steps I have taken:

My dedicated IP has a flawless reputation; I have rDNS setup; I contact the Outlook.com postmaster using the Microsoft form and they replied that there is no issue with delivering email.
The only filter I have is to never put anything in the SPAM folder; mark everything as legitimate email.
Outlook does NOT bounce emails; I did get one error: "Result: SMTP error from remote mail server after end of data: host mx1.hotmail.com [65.55.37.88]: 550 5.7.0 (COL0-MC2-F10) Unfortunately, messages from (192.65.243.59) on behalf of (chase.com) weren't sent. The domain's message authentication polic" but it appears to be Outlook.com INCORRECTLY checking SPF records on the original domain vs. checking SPF records on the sending IP/domain (meaning my server that I am forwarding to Outlook.com

It seems possible that a few of MX server's are handling forwarding different which is causing the inconsistencies in it working.

Please help.

Thank you.

(valid mx records) It may take a few minutes to complete the changes to your service. Please check back later.

04. September 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: domain registrar, error message, MX record, MX Records

Error Message Location:

Your domains > goldwellinternational.com > Domain settings

Mail setup (required)

To set up mail and prove ownership of this domain, you must create an MX record through your domain registrar. Use the following settings:

Error Message:

It may take a few minutes to complete the changes to your service. Please check back later.

You can Cancel service or Edit mail settings

Problem: The message has been displayed for over a day (more than a few minutes as the message says) even though my MX records are valid.

MX record check (that shows it's valid)

> server goldwellinternational.com

Default Server: goldwellinternational.com

Address: 217.146.76.75

> set q=MX

> goldwellinternational.com

Server: goldwellinternational.com

Address: 217.146.76.75

Non-authoritative answer:

goldwellinternational.com MX preference = 10, mail exchanger = ebc419f73ae920ba4fb2899e9c29b8.pamx1.hotmail.com

Please take notice
My domain name is www.goldwellinternational.com
The nature of my website is to provide web development/marketing services.

! I previously had troubles with the registration, because my domain was caught in an overzealous blacklisting functionality. I posted a question to this forum and got it sorted, so I could register with the domain.

Link to previous problem which got resolved: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windowslive/forum/admin-signin/this-domain-name-cant-be-used-because-it-contains/f9666d3b-37da-4273-81b8-f71cf836d863

can’t verify email address because of mx record

30. August 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: MX record, MX Records

I can't add a new alias because I can't collect email sent to that email address and I can't collect that mail because I have added the mx record to verify the domain ownership.

History is:

I created a Microsoft account and added the primary user with the address *** Email address is removed for privacy ***

I added the mx records to verify the domain ownership and mail is coming through to Outlook.com for the mailbox *** Email address is removed for privacy ***

I want to add *** Email address is removed for privacy *** but the verification is sent to that mailbox and isn't collectible because the mx record points to Outlook.com and Outlook.com rejects it as there isn't a mailbox of that name....... round and round we go!

So, as I have verified that I own the domain, why does it want a second verification and what is the way around this please anyone?

Regards

Peter

I have a “Pending DNS Configuration” problem with my set up. My domain host has amended the MX records as per the MS spec but still no joy. Can someone assist me please

30. July 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: DNS configuration, MX, MX Records

My domain host has amended the MX records as per the MS spec but still no joy. Can someone assist me please.

The spec used is

DNS record type: MX

Host: XXXXservices.co.uk

MX server: d255c54b3f9b4a8e20eb01ab83ef33.pamx1.hotmail.com

TTL: 3600 or 1 hour

Priority: 10 (or High priority

Thank you.

MX record issue – again

28. July 2013 · Write a comment · Categories: Hotmail, Outlook.com · Tags: MX record, MX Records

Hello all,

There are many of us out there suffering this problem. I have successfully created an MX record for one domain. However, I am attempting to do the same with a second to no avail.

The first was actually more complicated as I moved from Google to Live.com and yet that was successful after a week of tinkering.

My mx data is as follows:

DNS record type: MX
Host: elitelanguagetraining.com
MX server: 4a655e4bf63cc149b0b8cc661086be.pamx1.hotmail.com
TTL: 3600 or 1 hour
Priority: 10 (or High priority)

All of which has been correctly input to my host's (GoDadyy.com) DNS manager. I have deleted all MX records and repeated the process several times. However, no matter how often I hit refresh on the live centre admin panel i cannot get the email account to activate.

No I need to change nameservers or any other settings in the DNS centre?

If not, there surely must be a solution as so many users suffer the same issue and I have managed to get a separate email account working after locating the conflict between Google MX records and hotmail MX records. N.B. There are no other MX records present with the domain listed above. there are other DNS records - could any of these be the problem?

Please advise.

Thank you

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