I'm getting more and more clients where the mail is being hosted on Google Apps or Outlook or Fastmail, etc, while I am hosting DNS and web. In these cases, what's the best practice for mail related records in DNS?
1) I've changed the SPF record to look something like this
2) I think I have to then get someone to login to the mail provider dashboard and generate the DKIM key, that I then use in the DNS zone on my server
3) Then wait 48 hours and add a DMARC record to the DNS zone, even just a fairly open policy
Does that seem sensible?
1) I've changed the SPF record to look something like this
Code:
v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all3) Then wait 48 hours and add a DMARC record to the DNS zone, even just a fairly open policy
Does that seem sensible?
