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Thanks.<br />
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3. Yes I have this address from the MX record that Office 365 have suggested.<br />
But do I need to set the other dns records like the TXT and CNAME they suggest?<br />
Also what willhappen when I click &quot;Done, gocheck&quot; in step 3 of set up dns?<br />
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thanks Terry
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Thanks.

3. Yes I have this address from the MX record that Office 365 have suggested.
But do I need to set the other dns records like the TXT and CNAME they suggest?
Also what willhappen when I click "Done, gocheck" in step 3 of set up dns?

thanks Terry

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Great, thank you very much.
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Hi<br />
We are currently using an in house Exchange 2007 and Message labs for inbound and outbound mail.<br />
We are moving over to Office 365.<br />
<br />
Question 1:<br />
If I set up all the MX records as per Office 365 wizardry, I assume this will completely bypass Message Labs.<br />
<br />
Question 2:<br />
Do we need to keep Message Labs now or will Office 365 do a similar job with catching spam etc.<br />
<br />
Question 3:<br />
If we do want to keep message labs which DNS records do I have to set up, and which bits do I key into Message Labs Inbound and outbound set up. &nbsp;It would be nice to keep it for a while just in case we have to switch back,<br />
<br />
Thanks Terry
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Hi
We are currently using an in house Exchange 2007 and Message labs for inbound and outbound mail.
We are moving over to Office 365.

Question 1:
If I set up all the MX records as per Office 365 wizardry, I assume this will completely bypass Message Labs.

Question 2:
Do we need to keep Message Labs now or will Office 365 do a similar job with catching spam etc.

Question 3:
If we do want to keep message labs which DNS records do I have to set up, and which bits do I key into Message Labs Inbound and outbound set up.  It would be nice to keep it for a while just in case we have to switch back,

Thanks Terry

Office 365 with Messagelabs

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