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===== Configuring SMX ===== | ===== Configuring SMX ===== | ||
+ | ====Trust Relationship==== | ||
SMX requires that a secondary MX record be added for domains that are to be backed up using the SMX server. The first step in the process is to add a server to the trust relationship using the **Add Server** function inside the SMX plugin interface. This requires the access key from the remote cPanel server, which can be found in that server' | SMX requires that a secondary MX record be added for domains that are to be backed up using the SMX server. The first step in the process is to add a server to the trust relationship using the **Add Server** function inside the SMX plugin interface. This requires the access key from the remote cPanel server, which can be found in that server' | ||
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+ | ====DNS Zone Modifications==== | ||
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The default DNS zone template needs to be modified so that accounts/ | The default DNS zone template needs to be modified so that accounts/ | ||
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- | The SMX Settings page is also worth a visit to ensure the SMX server is operating as you would expect it to, however generally the default settings are appropriate for most users. | + | ====SMX Settings==== |
+ | The SMX Settings page is also worth a visit to ensure the SMX server is operating as you would expect it to, however generally the default settings are appropriate for most users. The effect of each setting is described on the settings page. | ||
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