How to Fix Workspace Gmail not Receiving Emails [2024 DNS GUIDE]

[@varvara.g]

No solution just ad

[@shawncrocker7037]

It's got to be more simple than this. Right? An office manager that creates a google workspace account can't possibly be expected to become a developer in order to use the service.

[@itGenius_]

I wish! Thankfully we are getting closer to things being easy with automated DNS setup that also handle SPF but fundamentally managing email flow is still a technical process that hasn’t changed since the dawn of the Internet

[@nicolevinay5386]

Fixed it, but is there a way to retrieve the emails that I should have received during the time my mail wasnt working?

[@clarkcollins3772]

You said a whole bunch of NOTHING

[@Evan-MakeTheDecision]

amazing! you solved it for me!! thank you!

[@itGenius_]

Great 👍🏼

[@NicholasSofai]

Is there a way to recover emails that you may have missed in the time that your email was down?

[@itGenius_]

Great question! Drop this into ask.itGenius.com and I will cover in an upcoming stream 😎

[@AvadhutNigudkar]

I wasted time on this.

[@sheenamays1490]

What do I do if mxtoolbox shows no DMARC or DNS record?

[@itGenius_]

Hi there, great question. we'll pop this question into ask.itgenius.com/ and we will get Pete to answer it on his next Q&A series

[@thegrowtheffect]

You likely need to add it into your DNS zone. This may vary depending on who' holding your DNS - depends on how you set it up but could be where you purchased your domain like NameCheap , GoDaddy, Squarespace, etc. or where you host like SiteGround, Hostgator, BlueHost, etc. Each platform would likely have a guide on what to do or a setting that you'll need to adjust (such as changing p=none to p=reject)

[@parwalrockingpuneet]

Wasted my time on this, don't watch, no solution