Thanks for this post! If I may add, DNS configuration can take some time to resolve in your Vercel portal, so don’t worry if it appears incorrect for a while. 😊
Yes, changing the nameservers can disrupt your Microsoft email if the necessary DNS records (like MX, SPF, or DKIM) aren’t set up on the new nameservers.
To avoid issues, make sure you copy over the correct email DNS records when switching, or ensure the new nameservers have them in place.
Thanks for this!
thank you very much, it worked perfectly
Nice. Last time I did this wasn't with Vercel (like 4 years ago) and it was way more complex than it is now. Ty
Thanks for the good instructions
the Nameservers option didn't work for me.
but the DNS -did.
Thanks for the feedback. I'll try to upate the blog.
Just what I need, thanks for this
Thank you for the article.
A caveat I'd like to add, is to lock the domain once you're done.
Thanks for this post! If I may add, DNS configuration can take some time to resolve in your Vercel portal, so don’t worry if it appears incorrect for a while. 😊
I don't want to change the nameservers. So, what should I do?
Could changing the nameservers break the connected Microsoft email?
Yes, changing the nameservers can disrupt your Microsoft email if the necessary DNS records (like MX, SPF, or DKIM) aren’t set up on the new nameservers.
To avoid issues, make sure you copy over the correct email DNS records when switching, or ensure the new nameservers have them in place.
Very well written and works perfectly!!
How to access the cPanel after changing the IP?