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chore: removed ddns for AAAA

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## Filling your DNS records
If using a DNS service like <a href=https://hexname.com>HexName.com</a>, you can register a subdomain (like `example.hexname.com`), create an `mx` record (such as `mx.example.hexname.com`), and add the above A, AAAA, MX, and TXT records. Ensure each record is entered precisely.
If using a DNS service like <a href=https://hexname.com>HexName.com</a>, you can register a subdomain (like `example.hexname.com`), create an MX record (such as `mx.example.hexname.com`), and add the above A, AAAA, MX, and TXT records. Ensure each record is entered precisely.
A complete (minimal) set for secure mail delivery:
- A/AAAA records pointing to your mailserver's IP