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To use Gmail with Google Apps, you must set up your domain's MX records to direct mail     flow to Google mail servers, If you are not sure how to configure MX records, we recommend you to contact your I.T experts. 

You set up MX records using the administration tools at your domain host, not the Google Admin console.

Before you begin:

• You need to enable your email service and add users to your account, for more information click here
• Once you're ready to go live with Gmail, redirect your domain's MX records to Google servers
• If you're deploying Gmail alongside your existing mail service, such as for a pilot, check these advanced delivery options

Before you start updating the Google's generic settings, check if you can find your domain hosting provider specific steps 

• Sign in to your domain's account at your domain host
• Open page to update your DNS settings (The page might be called something like : DNS Management, Name Server Management, or Advanced Settings.)
• Locate the MX records for your domain, you may already have one or more MX records resembling

• Update the existing MX records to point to Google mail servers by entering these

Note: MX record changes can take up to 72 hours to go into effect, but they typically happen much sooner.

After configuring the above MX records, you can check the DNS query result by using online tools like NSlookup or mxtoolbox

Best Regards

Google Apps Team

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