Default Green DNS Records (Web & Mail Hosting)
Are you hosting your website or email addresses with Green? In this case you need to make sure that you're using the proper DNS records. This guide will show you all the correct DNS records and how to set them up in your DNS zone file.
Note: Please verify if you use Webhosting / Mailhosting or Hosted Exchange for your mail service.
Web- & Mailhosting
Note: This section is valid for the following hosting packages:
A Records
Name | TTL | Type | Value |
600 | A | 194.191.24.XX | |
* | 600 | A | 194.191.24.XX |
mail-in | 600 | A | 194.191.24.XX |
Note: Make sure to swap out the last two X's and match them with your actual IP address.
The A record with the name mail-in is responsible for delivering your emails to your inbox. If you are unsure what your exact IP address is, please view this guide.
Note: Windows Hosting uses 3 digits for the last octet as standard for the A-Record. Use the last two digits for the mail-in A-Record. For example, if the IP address for your Windows Hosting is ‘194.191.24.154’, then enter the value ‘194.191.24.54’ for the mail-in A-Record.
CNAME Record
Name | TTL | Type | Value |
autoconfig | 600 | CNAME | autodiscover.cloudpit.io. |
autodiscover | 600 | CNAME | redirect-autodiscover.cloudpit.io. |
MX Record
Name | TTL | Type | Priority | Value |
3600 | MX | 10 | mx01.servicehoster.ch. | |
3600 | MX | 10 | mx02.servicehoster.ch. |
TXT Record
Name | TTL | Type | Value |
600 | TXT | v=spf1 include:servicehoster.ch a mx ~all |