Verifying Your Account for Google Apps
To use Google Apps, you need to verify your domain ownership with them. In order to do this, you need to create a CNAME record using the authentication token provided by Google.
In the 'Record' field, paste the Target/Destination portion of the CNAME verification record you copied from the record Google provided you with.
Click on the blue 'Add Record' button to add the new CNAME record
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