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The cloud DNS on GCP is ns-cloud-a1:googledomains.com while the default nameservers for Google Domains is NS-CLOUD-C1.googledomains.com -

If I change the domain nameservers to point to ns-cloud-a1:googledomains.com, the domain will work on the GCP instance, but Gsuite emails will no longer work for the domain. Gsuite will work if I leave the nameservers default but the domain will not work with the VM instance.

I am sure something is being overlooked on my part. I am looking for a solution.

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When you change your NS to GCP. You have to replicate all of your records in GCP (Cloud DNS section). E.g. for email delivery, you need to add MX records as per this article: https://support.google.com/a/answer/140034?hl=en

When this will done, it might take up to 48 hours of propagation delay. However, usually it's much faster (hours).

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