Unfortunately the method you mentioned will not work the way you expect. Multiple MX records are designed to be used as backup servers in-case of downtime, not to split delivery.
However, you could use a sub-domain for the email accounts (e.g. [email protected]) you wish to have hosted at Site5. The following two articles may be helpful if that is a direction you wish to go…
On step 2 of the MX Records article, make sure you select the sub-domain.
If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment here, or if you prefer, you can contact our support team directly by opening a ticket through Backstage.
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Unfortunately the method you mentioned will not work the way you expect. Multiple MX records are designed to be used as backup servers in-case of downtime, not to split delivery.
However, you could use a sub-domain for the email accounts (e.g. [email protected]) you wish to have hosted at Site5. The following two articles may be helpful if that is a direction you wish to go…
http://kb.site5.com/control/siteadmin/siteadmin-how-to-setup-a-subdomain/
http://kb.site5.com/control/siteadmin/siteadmin-editing-mx-records/
On step 2 of the MX Records article, make sure you select the sub-domain.
If you have any questions, please feel free to leave a comment here, or if you prefer, you can contact our support team directly by opening a ticket through Backstage.