DNS MX and NS entries

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Published on 2011-06-29T02:49:34Z Indexed on 2011/06/29 8:31 UTC
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I was wondering about my domain and if next is afordable.

First of all this is my "architecture":

Domain registration at GoDaddy.com
Hosting at Dreamhost
mail at google apps

Until now I setted up the google apps MX entries in my domain through the GoDaddy manager, but now what I want is to set up the hosting I have hired from Dreamhost.

I understand that all I have to do is to setup next Dreamhost NS entries into the GoDaddy domain manager:

NS1.Dreamhost.COM. 66.33.206.206 NS2.Dreamhost.COM. 208.96.10.221 NS3.Dreamhost.COM. 66.33.216.216

My question is, will my mail keep working right as soon as the MX entries I already setup into the GoDaddy are the Google Apps ones?

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