Gmail SMTP/IMAP & Domain Pointing
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need a quick, clean hand-off of two related tasks:
1. My custom email is hosted on FastComet and must run entirely through Gmail. I’ve already created the user mailbox; what’s missing are the correct SMTP and IMAP settings so Gmail can send and receive on that address without errors. Please handle both sides—outgoing via SMTP and incoming via IMAP—so that messages flow seamlessly and Gmail shows the proper “sent on behalf of” headers. SPF, DKIM and DMARC should stay intact (or be fixed if you find an issue) to preserve deliverability.
2. The same domain is still pointing to FastComet nameservers. I’m moving the website and funnels to GoHighLevel, so the DNS needs to be updated accordingly. Once the new records propagate, I want the old hosting kept only for the mailbox until I decide otherwise.
Success for me is simple: Gmail sends and receives flawlessly with the FastComet mailbox, and the domain resolves to my GoHighLevel pages without downtime or email disruption. If you’ve done this workflow before, let me know; I’m ready to start as soon as you are.
1. My custom email is hosted on FastComet and must run entirely through Gmail. I’ve already created the user mailbox; what’s missing are the correct SMTP and IMAP settings so Gmail can send and receive on that address without errors. Please handle both sides—outgoing via SMTP and incoming via IMAP—so that messages flow seamlessly and Gmail shows the proper “sent on behalf of” headers. SPF, DKIM and DMARC should stay intact (or be fixed if you find an issue) to preserve deliverability.
2. The same domain is still pointing to FastComet nameservers. I’m moving the website and funnels to GoHighLevel, so the DNS needs to be updated accordingly. Once the new records propagate, I want the old hosting kept only for the mailbox until I decide otherwise.
Success for me is simple: Gmail sends and receives flawlessly with the FastComet mailbox, and the domain resolves to my GoHighLevel pages without downtime or email disruption. If you’ve done this workflow before, let me know; I’m ready to start as soon as you are.