If you removed them, you can add them back with the preset.
If you signed up for a Google Workspace account through Squarespace, you don’t need to add the Google Workspace MX records - we do this for you automatically when you create your Google Workspace account. Option 1 - Add Google Workspace or Zoho Mail preset records If you’re adding any other MX records, use the Custom Records section. 
If you’re using Google Workspace or Zoho Mail, save time by using our preset records instead. Your email provider should provide the priorities to enter for each record. Usually, you’ll enter multiple MX records for one domain. In Squarespace, you’ll need to add MX records if you’re using a third-party custom email address with your Squarespace domain.
Our system automatically adds your domain.Īn MX record tells servers where to route your email. In the Host field, enter _dmarc without your domain at the end.
In the Type drop-down menu, select TXT. Add the DMARC record in your DNS settings panel, noting these details: If you're sending marketing emails through a third-party service, contact the service provider for the records needed to verify your email address. Should you have trouble verifying or accidentally delete the records, you can delete and recreate your sender details to verify. If you're sending Email Campaigns, create your sender details and your Squarespace domain will automatically verify. How you add the DMARC record depends on what service you use to send marketing emails: By adding a DMARC record and allowing mail providers to verify your domain, you can help minimize how often your marketing emails get flagged as spam. In the Data field, enter the name you’re pointing to.Ī DMARC record is a type of TXT record that verifies your domain when you send Email Campaigns or other marketing using your custom email address. Leaving the field blank or entering will override other blank records and can disrupt your domain or email service. In the Host field, enter the host record. In the Type drop-down menu, select CNAME. If you’re using a CNAME record to point a Squarespace subdomain, follow the steps in our pointing guide instead. A third-party service requires a CNAME to verify domain ownership. You’re running special services (such as an FTP). CNAME recordsĪ CNAME record points a subdomain - which is anything that appears before your root domain, including “The URL can't contain special characters such as slashes (/) or colons (:). You can use AAAA record lookup tools (like ) to find the full record. Our system only accepts full IPv6 addresses. Tip: If you see an error stating that your IPv6 address is invalid, it may be compressed.
In the Data field, enter the IPv6 address you’re pointing to. If you don't have a host value, you can leave the field blank or enter to point the AAAA record to your domain. In the Host field, enter the host record you’re pointing to. In the Type drop-down menu, select AAAA. You'll need an AAAA record to point to a specific IPv6 address of a server. Click Save to add the record to your settings.Īn AAAA record points a domain name to an IP address. In the Data field, enter the IP address you’re pointing to. 
In the Host field, enter the host record you’re pointing. If you’re using an A record to point a Squarespace subdomain, follow the steps in our pointing guide. A recordsĪn A record points a domain name to the IP address of the hosting server. For help, follow your provider’s instructions. If you’re using a third-party domain for your Squarespace site and need to edit DNS settings, you'll edit the records in your account with your provider. Note: This guide is for Squarespace domains. Usually, you'll only need to edit these records if you're using a third-party service that needs access to your domain. You can edit your Squarespace domain’s DNS records in the DNS settings panel.
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