Rasel MailAdd Rasel Mail records in Dynadot
Place root and subdomain records in their correct sections.
Editorial update: October 30, 2026In this guide
Open the active DNS settings
For a domain using Dynadot DNS, open domain management and its DNS settings. If it uses another provider’s nameservers, edit records at that provider instead.
Map each record to its section
| Rasel Mail name | In Dynadot |
|---|---|
| @ or the root domain | Domain Record; choose the type and enter the destination. |
| _onemail | Subdomain Records; Subdomain = _onemail, then TXT. |
| _dmarc | Subdomain Records; Subdomain = _dmarc. |
| selector._domainkey | Enter the displayed subdomain; selector is only an example. |
MX priority and saving
For MX, enter Rasel Mail’s priority separately from the server hostname. Save, then verify the same domain in Rasel Mail.