Hello guys.
I have a workaround when the customer's email account is being sent over a local broadband dynamic IP. I will share it here.
It's simple, just use some dynamic IP hostname service like "noip.com" in the SPF record.
• In my house I have internet with dynamic IP.
• I registered an account at noip.com (free or paid, it doesn't matter).
• I create a hostname for my home in noip.com, eg. digitalcomunicshouse.ddns.net
• I downloaded the DUC (noip client) and installed it on my home computer.
• Then I add the hostname in the SPF record for my domain, in cpanel, like this: "v=spf1 ip4:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx a:digitalcomunicshouse.ddns.net +a +mx ~all"
Now gmail no longer gives SOFTFAIL 0.0.0.0, but PASS 0.0.0.0. And the message is no longer marked as spam.
I will be sending out a newsletter to my complaining customers to get them to do this too.
Best regards!
I have a workaround when the customer's email account is being sent over a local broadband dynamic IP. I will share it here.
It's simple, just use some dynamic IP hostname service like "noip.com" in the SPF record.
• In my house I have internet with dynamic IP.
• I registered an account at noip.com (free or paid, it doesn't matter).
• I create a hostname for my home in noip.com, eg. digitalcomunicshouse.ddns.net
• I downloaded the DUC (noip client) and installed it on my home computer.
• Then I add the hostname in the SPF record for my domain, in cpanel, like this: "v=spf1 ip4:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx a:digitalcomunicshouse.ddns.net +a +mx ~all"
Now gmail no longer gives SOFTFAIL 0.0.0.0, but PASS 0.0.0.0. And the message is no longer marked as spam.
I will be sending out a newsletter to my complaining customers to get them to do this too.
Best regards!
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