Setting up Gmail with Godaddy/Hostgator To use Gmail with your domain (e.g. moonlighthk.com) you will need to add the MX Entry records on your Cpanel. You can get these MX Records when setting up your s on Google Apps. You will need to have the Google Business account before the s can be set to work with your domain.Google Business

v Setting up Gmail/Google Apps with Godaddy This applies for the domains that are registered on Godaddy and hosted on Google Apps/Gmail. 1. First you will need to create an Google Apps account here and create the accounts. Once you have the accounts you need to login to your Godaddy account.here Go to My Account -> Domains -> Domain name -> Launch You can also refer to Google’s document on setting up Godaddy with Google apps herehere You can now connect Gmail to Godaddy automatically by going here and adding the login information. When using this method you don’t have to do the following steps belowhere

2. On the Control Panel scroll down until you see the DNS Manager. Click on the Launch link below the DNS Manager After clicking the Launch, you can update the A, CNAME and MX Records. These details you can find from your Hosting company.

Setting up Gmail/Google Apps with Hostgator 1. Login to Hostagator Cpanel 2. Find MX Entry from the Cpanel Dashboard

3. Choose Remote Mail Exchanger 4. Add the Gmail details to Priority and Destination fields (see next slide)

5. Add the MX Records from Google Note: If there are any existing MX Records, remember to delete these before adding the Gmail MX Records Priority: 1 Destination: ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM Priority: 5 Destination: ALT1.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM Priority: 5 Destination: ALT2.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM Priority: 10 Destination: ASPMX2.GOOGL .COM Priority: 10 Destination: ASPMX3.GOOGL .COM Once you have added all these MX records the Gmail should be working with relevant domain. For more details, see Hostgator’s Documentation: