Setting up DNS MX Records for Google Apps
Setting up DNS MX records for a Google Apps account is possible via cPanel so you can easily access and manage your emails.
Replace the Priority with the number: 1
When done, click on 'Save Record' to the right of the Destination & Priority boxes 
Click on the 'Down Arrow' to the right of the Add Record button, then click on 'Add MX Record' 
Replace the Priority with the corresponding number: 5
When done, click on 'Add Record' to the right of the Destination & Priority boxes 
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