SPF
Define which services are authorized to send email using your domain.
- Authorization
- DNS record limits
- Common configuration mistakes
Understand the records that protect your sending domain and use practical tools to configure them.
Define which services are authorized to send email using your domain.
Add a cryptographic signature that recipients can verify against your DNS record.
Tell receiving providers how to handle authentication failures and where to send reports.
Answer a few questions and create a basic DMARC record you can copy into DNS.
This generator creates a starting record. Review it for your environment before publishing enforcement policies.
v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:dmarc@example.com; pct=100
The website structure is ready for these tools as they are developed.
Build an SPF record from approved sending services.
Inspect an existing SPF record and identify common issues.
Check a selector and confirm the public key is available.
Review mail routing and supporting DNS records.