Hi there..
I created a custom email ID in windows live admin center [domains.live.com].
Everything was configured (as per the instructions) and as a result I could successfully verify my domain ownership as well as mail setup.
Right now my account now says "Your service is Active." and there are no errors or pending status.
But when I send a test mail from a different personal account(s) to this account, the mails are failing.
Wondering what the issue is? Anything I missed or need to configure?
Appreciate your help in this regard.
Right now I configured the following:
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:
DNS record type: MX
Host: stareventsbza.com
MX server: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx .pamx1.hotmail.com
TTL: 3600 or 1 hour
Priority: 10 (or High priority)
Prove domain ownership (optional)
If you would like to prove the ownership of domain and create users without setting up mail, you can use one of the following methods for up to 30 days. After 30 days, you will need to set up an MX record for mail routing as shown above.
If your domain registrar allows you to create TXT records, use these settings:
DNS record type: TXT
Host: stareventsbza.com
Value: v=xxx t=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Server trust (recommended)
Create a TXT record to allow other mail servers to trust email originating from your domain. Also known as sender ID configuration, this setting will help prevent your mail from being marked as junk mail. Use the following settings:
DNS record type: TXT
Host: stareventsbza.com
Value: v=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TTL: 3600 or 1 hour (if requested)
CNAME:
mail.stareventsbza.com set to go.domains.live.com
Update:
When I see the details of the account I created.. It says... as under. Wondering why the Inbox active is saying NO and is this something we need to change? Where?
Mail status: Enabled
Thank you.
I am currently receiving Certificate Errors after signing into Outlook.com. It is a familiar error indicating that there was a problem with the website's certificate. I have tried the following:
- applied all mandatory windows updates
- cleared the internet history, browser cookie, etc
- flushed the dns (not likely but an easy enough step)
- issue reproduced on another web browser (chrome)
- I even created a new windows NT profile to see if the issue was machine related or profile related. The issue occurred again.
This is a machine issue as I am able to access the accounts (more than one) on other computers with no problems.
Thanks
Andres
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