Email routing controls where your server sends incoming mail for a domain. By default, cPanel detects the correct setting automatically. You only need to change it if you are using an external email provider, such as Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, while hosting your website on SpeedyPage.Documentation Index
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Routing options
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Automatically Detect Configuration | cPanel checks the MX records and picks the right option. This is the default and works for most setups. |
| Local Mail Exchanger | The server always accepts and delivers mail locally. Use this when SpeedyPage handles your email. |
| Backup Mail Exchanger | The server holds mail until a higher-priority mail server becomes available. Rarely needed for typical hosting. |
| Remote Mail Exchanger | The server does not accept mail for the domain. All mail goes to the external provider specified in your MX records. |
Change the email routing
Open Email Routing
Log in to cPanel through your client area or at
yourdomain.com/cpanel. Go to Email and click Email Routing.Using Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 with SpeedyPage
If you host your website on SpeedyPage but use Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 for email, follow these steps:- Update your domain’s MX records to point to your email provider. You can do this in cPanel’s Zone Editor (under Domains) or at your domain registrar if your nameservers are elsewhere.
- Set email routing to Remote Mail Exchanger so the server does not try to deliver mail locally.