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I have chnaged the hosting of a website their email is hosted with other company. There is also one SPF record for that.
What is the function of that record
Started by Mirage on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sender%5FPolicy%5FFramework
SPF Stands for Sender....
The receiving email server needs to read these records.
It's a method of using DNS TXT records in order to reduce SPAM mail.
Sender Policy Framework.
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I'm very new to all things DNS, yet I am trying to set up some SPF records. So far the SPF Setup Wizard has been immensely helpful, and I think I have things pretty much set; however I'd really like to know what the difference between mx:domain.com and...
Started by SoaperGEM on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Hope....
Imagine if you on one and import to the others .
Rather than writing the SPF records each time, you can just write themThe 'include' directive allows you to import SPF settings from another zone.
Are a company that has 5-7 zone.
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I send emails on behalf of customer1.net from mailer.mycompany.com. We also manage bouncebacks by setting the return-path on the envelope to setting it to bouncemgmt.mycompany.coom which in this case is the same server.
The SPF record for my customer ...
Started by Geo on
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The SPF record say and as the Received: header confirms) bouncemgmt.mycompany.com , the SPF record of customer1.netOutlook ....
Based on your records as posted, I doubt SPF is the issue.
To file it away as junk.
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I have a setup with several mailing domains and one domain for the return-path and sender
So the mail header looks like:
Received: from x1.mailer1.com ( can be x1.mailer2.com, x1.mailer3.com, x1.mailer4.com ) Sender name#companydomain.com@bounce.bouncedomain...
Started by Brian G on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
You....
It looks like you're creating
If that is correct then:
There is no need real need for an spf record for the mailer1.com domain or any host in the the domain.
You should have SPF records for each of your sending domains.
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Hi there,
I'm trying to work out why email I send from one domain I own is rejected by another that I own, and while I think it may be related to how I've setup spf records, I'm not sure what steps I need to take to fix it.
Here's the error message I ...
Started by Chris Adams on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
I guess that SPF recordsAre you using the SPF registered server as your outgoing mail server, or some other, perhaps this will help diagnosing the issue.
As pjc50 suggested, try the mail setup again without SPF records.
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Will adding a second SPF record mess up my DNS, or will it be like adding an extra nameserver?
(i.e. it only helps, not hurts)
Started by abrahamvegh on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
In myFrom....
An SPF record can include multiple domains (multiple mechanisms is the correct term), so more than one spf record will never be needed.
This on-line SPF generator to get the appropiate TXT for SPF.
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Hello,
I’m reading up and preparing for BPOS to Office 365 transition and I’d like some clarification about the DNS changes between BPOS and Office 365.
For BPOS we have configured SPF records as follows:
“v=spf1 include:spf.microsoftonline.com ~all"
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Started by Padgers on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at office365):
Help.outlook.com/.../cc188656.aspx , also you can specifically, does our current SPF record include the IP addresses of the O365 servers?
Thanks,
Neil/.../8939e90a-59dc-4f0f-....
You can use the SPF guide to setup the record.
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SPF (Sender Policy Framework) seems like a good way to combat spammers/spoofing.
However, despite reading the explanations several times, I'm not quite understanding how to configure it correctly.
Let's say I have my server at a.x.com which hosts www....
Started by Peter Boughton on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
From there....
In an RRset - there's no way to say " CNAME the SPF record but not the MX records "
Yes, you can) I added SPF records, per the RFC, although almost all implementations use only the TXT record You.
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I have multiple domains with multiple mailservers on each. they all send with the same return path address. so x@bounce.bouncesent.com for instance.
I want to authorize any host on my domains ( abx.com, sksk.com, rwfjsdj.com and sssdr.com ) to send for...
Started by Brian G on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Then for the 'bounce.bouncesent.com' domain, includeTry setting the wildcard record for IN TXT, eg:
* IN TXT "v=spf1 -all"
You can allow each domain's the other domains
TXT "v=spf1 mx include....
MX in that particular domain's SPF record.
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Hi guys,
In follow up to my question here , how on earth do I setup a SPF record?!?
I understand that I have to add a TXT record to my DNS entries but what to put in that TXT entry is what's confusing me...
I have a Windows 2008 VPS with two IPs - x.x...
Started by Charlino on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
If google ....
The mx keyboard states that any server listed in a DNS MX record as a mail apps email work.
The SPF record is to be put at the zone apex, that is, if your domaine is vallenous.com and mail domain is using SPF v1.
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