Find Destination Server Hostname

When setting up your domain(s) in Mail Assure you need to specify the address of the destination mail server that mail should be delivered to.

Be aware, this is not relevant if using Outbound Filtering only. If you do not use Mail Assure for Incoming Filtering, the Destination Server Hostname is not relevant.

• Microsoft 365 Destination Server Address
• Google Workspace Destination Server Address
• Local Mail Server Address

Microsoft 365 Destination Server Address

If you are using Microsoft 365 you can find the destination server address by following these steps:

1. In the Microsoft 365 Admin center, select Setup > Domains
2. Locate and copy the address in the MX line



3. Paste the server address into the Destination Routes field when adding your domain, being sure to leave Port: 25 as is. See Add a Domain

Google Workspace Destination Server Address

If you are using Google Workspace (previously known as G Suite), you can find the destination server address by following these steps:

1. Navigate to: https://support.google.com/a/answer/140034?visit_id=636776301070607062-543728404&rd=1
2. In the Google Workspace MX setup (Generic steps) section, copy each MX record line you require



3. In Mail Assure, paste into the Destination Routes field when adding your domain. See Add a Domain



For more information about G Suite, see Configure Incoming and Outgoing Filtering With Google Workspace in our full documentation.

Local Mail Server Address

If you are using your local mail server, you need to enter the public IP address/FQDN of your mail server in the Destination Routes field when adding your domain. See Add a Domain.