Setup AWS Route 53 DNS for Bento

1. Log into your AWS Management Console
2. Navigate to Route 53 service (search for "Route 53" in the services menu)
3. Click on Hosted zones in the left sidebar
4. Find and click on your domain name from the list
5. You'll see the DNS records management interface for your hosted zone

You'll need to add 4 CNAME records. Let's start with the first one:

1. Click the Create record button
2. In the Record name field, enter: example
3. Select CNAME from the Record type dropdown
4. In the Value field, enter: example.test.sendgrid.net
5. Set TTL to 300 seconds (5 minutes)
6. Click Create records

Repeat this process for the remaining CNAME records for example:

• bbb._domainkey → bbb.domainkey.example.test.sendgrid.net
• bbb2._domainkey → bbb2.domainkey.example.test.sendgrid.net
• bento → ga.bentoemail.com

Now you'll add 2 TXT records. Let's start with the DKIM record:

1. Click the Create record button
2. In the Record name field, enter: bentoEXAMPLE._domainkey
3. Select TXT from the Record type dropdown
4. In the Value field, enter the full DKIM key (starts with k=rsa; p=...)
5. Set TTL to 300 seconds
6. Click Create records

Then add the DMARC record:

1. Click Create record again
2. In the Record name field, enter: _dmarc
3. Select TXT from the Record type dropdown
4. In the Value field, enter: v=DMARC1; p=quarantine; adkim=s
5. Set TTL to 300 seconds
6. Click Create records

After adding all 6 DNS records, you need to verify them in Bento:

1. Return to Bento and navigate to SYSTEM ->DNS
2. Wait 5-10 minutes for DNS propagation (Route 53 is typically fast)
3. Click the Check button next to each DNS record
4. Properly configured records will show a green checkmark and blue text
5. If any records fail verification, double-check the values and TTL settings