Custom Domain email setup

 


It's taken me a while, but I have finally got my email and domain setup correctly to support all the new  DMARC standards in place. 


I used many services to check but Learn and Test DMARC (learndmarc.com) was by far the most entertaining and informative.


DMARC Results


--- Connection parameters ---

Source IP address: 0.0.0.0

Hostname: example1.com

Sender: user@example2.com


--- SPF ---

RFC5321.MailFrom domain: example2.com

Auth Result: PASS

DMARC Alignment: PASS


--- DKIM ---

Domain: example2.com

Selector: sig1

Algorithm: n/a

Auth Result: PASS

DMARC Alignment: PASS


--- DMARC ---

RFC5322.From domain: example2.com

Policy (p=): quarantine

SPF: PASS

DKIM: PASS

DMARC Result: PASS


--- Final verdict ---

DMARC does not take any specific action regarding message delivery. Generally, this means that the message will be successfully delivered. However, it's important to note that other factors like spam filters can still reject or quarantine a message.


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