Zoho Mail Verification Following DNS Switch from Cloudflare to Hosting Provider

Zoho Mail Verification Following DNS Switch from Cloudflare to Hosting Provider

I initially configured my domain’s ( https://roblozapk.com/ ) email with Zoho Mail while using Cloudflare to manage my DNS records such as MX, SPF, and DKIM. At that time, all email services were working correctly without any issues.

Recently, I removed my website from Cloudflare and switched my domain’s nameservers back to the default ones provided by my hosting provider.

After this change, Zoho Mail will not continue to work automatically unless the required DNS records are also added to the new nameserver. DNS records do not transfer when you switch nameservers, so any Zoho Mail records that were set up in Cloudflare are no longer active.

To verify whether Zoho Mail is still working, I can:

  • Check the Zoho Mail Admin Console for MX record verification

  • Send test emails from an external email service (such as Gmail)

  • Use DNS lookup tools to confirm that MX records point to Zoho’s mail servers

If email delivery is not working, the solution is to log in to the hosting provider’s DNS manager and reconfigure all required Zoho Mail records, including MX, SPF, DKIM, and optionally DMARC. After DNS propagation, the domain can be re-verified in Zoho Mail.

Once these records are correctly added, Zoho Mail should function normally again.