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Learn how to set your MX records to get Google Apps Email to work
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Published: 06/18/11
License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported
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School Technology Infrastructure, Google Apps for EDU
Google Apps for EDU, Google Apps setup

Problem of practice

How do get email to work Google Apps for EDU?

Solution

This video focuses on the just the nitty gritty of getting your domain's DNS settings correct to change the routing of email to Google's mailservers.

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