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How to configure Jellyfish for a domain
Jellyfish is an email filtering tool that protects your account from both incoming and outgoing spam. According to the score received by the system, an email can either be moved to spam if it's potentially malicious or even rejected if it’s 100% harmful.
The connection to the Jellyfish server is established through configuring your domain`s MX records. Jellyfish MX records are configured in cPanel for all our Shared Hosting plans by default.
If you wish to re-configure existing Jellyfish MX records again or configure them in the remote DNS Zone you can set up the required host records manually by following these instructions.
NOTE: If you're using remote nameservers (e.g. Namecheap BasicDNS/PremiumDNS/FreeDNS, or another DNS provider), feel free to refer to this guideline to configure the cPanel Email service with Jellyfish.
Access your cPanel > go to the Domains section and click on the Zone Editor menu:
Click the Manage button next to the domain whose DNS zone you would like to edit. Choose the MX option and remove all existing MX records.
Using +Add Record box add three new MX records:
Priority
MX record
5
mx1-hosting.jellyfish.systems
10
mx2-hosting.jellyfish.systems
20
mx3-hosting.jellyfish.systems
NOTE: Allow 30-60 minutes for the records to propagate before you check the work of your mail service. Also, you can check whether MX records are applied using this tool.
Next, go to the Email section in cPanel > Email Routing menu:6
If you have several domains or subdomains, choose the correct domain from the drop-down list and set Email Routing to Local Mail Exchanger > click Change:
Now you can check whether the domain is present in the Jellyfish Spam Protection menu in cPanel.
