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what domain are you talking about? I could give you the exact zone file you need to import into your netsol dns manager.
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what domain are you talking about? I could give you the exact zone file you need to import into your netsol dns manager.

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We currently have our domain hosted with Network Solutions and our Web Hosting with Fat Cow. &nbsp;A new website was recently created using WordPress so we have an A Record setup with Fat Cow that redirects the user to the WordPress hosted website. &nbsp;Then we have our email being run by Google Apps for Non-Profits which we have an MX Record setup with Fat Cow to redirect to Google. &nbsp;The problem we are having is that the DNS information keeps being reset and it wipes out our MX and A Records. &nbsp;I'm wondering if there is a better way to do this so that we don't have this problem?<br />
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Thank you in advance for any help.
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We currently have our domain hosted with Network Solutions and our Web Hosting with Fat Cow.  A new website was recently created using WordPress so we have an A Record setup with Fat Cow that redirects the user to the WordPress hosted website.  Then we have our email being run by Google Apps for Non-Profits which we have an MX Record setup with Fat Cow to redirect to Google.  The problem we are having is that the DNS information keeps being reset and it wipes out our MX and A Records.  I'm wondering if there is a better way to do this so that we don't have this problem?

Thank you in advance for any help.

WordPress Website &amp; Google Apps Email

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WordPress Website &amp; Google Apps Email

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