Custom Email Address Issues After Domain Change

Why Your Custom Email Address Stopped Working After Transferring Your Domain

There is a separate entry that needs to be input if you have a custom email address like info@stinkybugs.com. The registrar of your email address is where you will get the info you need.

Usually, it works like this: If GoDaddy is the registrar / host of your domain name like stinkybugs.com, then you will go to GoDaddy and find the MX Records.

Then open your RR Artist Account, click the Site Builder, and the Advanced tab. If you just started the redirect process, open Domain Redirect. If your redirect process is already complete, open the DNS Records and enter the text there. Below are more details.

MX, TXT, and A records of your choice may be added to the hosted zone created for you by Rhythmic Rebellion.
It may be done either at the moment of creating a hosted zone in the Domain Redirect section or afterward in the DNS records section as described below.

You may either create records for the subdomains of your brand domain or for the brand domain itself.
"A" record may be created only for a subdomain.

To add a record to the subdomain, simply enter the subdomain name to the Name field.
Note: Your email service may not require you to enter a "Record Name" as shown below. You may not have a subdomain name. In the URL creation below, RhythmicRadiation.com is the domain, and "example" added to the beginning creates a subdomain, example.rhythmicradiation.com.  If they created a subdomain for use with your email, then create it using the below method. If not, skip to the MX Records entry. Most users do not need to enter a Record Name.

To add a record to the brand domain, leave the name field blank.

MX Record

When your custom domain is associated with a mail server, then you should add the custom MX record.

An integer preceding the mail server address represents the priority for an email server.
If you have only one mail server, the priority can be set to any integer between 0 and 65535.
The preference is used when you have more than one mail server.

Directions for MX Record: Go to the domain registrar and find the MX records for the domain. If it is GoDaddy, here is where to find it.
They usually have a number and then a domain like "10 oneemail.example.com". They may suggest entering more than one.  Hit "Enter" then enter the next one. Then go to the Site Builder, Advanced tab, select DNS Records. Skip the NAME. Go to Record Type and select MX. Enter the text like 10 oneemail.example.com in the VALUE field. Enter 60 in the TTL.

MX Record for your brand domain may look like this:

TXT Record

A TXT Record is a resource record used to provide the ability to associate text with the hosted zone.
One example is ownership validation: To prove you own the domain, some service providers may require you to add
a TXT record with a particular value to your domain. There may be other applications of the TXT record.

TXT Record for your brand domain may look like this:

A Record

The "A" stands for "address" and indicates the IP address of a given domain.
You can only associate "A" records with the subdomains of your domain.

TTL value, in the case of RR-created hosted zone, for both MX and TXT records, can not be less than 60 seconds.

Use (+) to add MX or TXT records.
Observe MX and TXT records format.

When you click the Save button your changes will be applied.
Note that it may take some time for your changes to apply.