If you have a client that
needs to route their emails to a local server or another email service
provider here is the step to do that.
1) Login to DirectAdmin
2) Go to Edit MX Records
3) Choose the domain you want to change the email routing for.
4) Under change the MX records to point to Enter fs2
5) Click save.
6) Go to Edit DNS Records
7) Choose the domain that you just edited the DNS records for.
8) Halfway down that page you will see:
domainname.com. 14400 in MX 0 domainname.com.
Change the second entry from domainname.com. to fs2 so it should read:
domainname.com. 14400 in MX 0 fs2
9) At the end of the DNS page you will now add a new A Record for that
fs2, which should read:
fs2 14400 A (and the IP of the new mail server that you are pointing to)
10 Click Save and you are done. Now you will just need everything to
propagate and update, so give yourself 24 hours.
NOTE: One Step 9, if you do not have an IP, but you have an FQDN such as
mail.someonesserver.com you can enter that there also. But this must be a
domain name that is registered for use on the internet and not just
something someone named their server. It must be tied to a dedicated IP.