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Sending to Yahoo e mail accounts from my Outlook e mail
I resolved this issue by adding a dmarc record with my dns registrar. it would look something like this below. it took 48 hours to propagate
_dmarc."your domain name.com"
value "v=DMARC1: p=none; rua=mailto:"any email address you control"; pct=25;"
TTL 300 Seconds
Simple routing
no quotes with the domain or email address example below
_dmarc.microsoft.com "v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:email address removed for privacy reasons; pct=25;"
use an email address you don't care about expect emails daily with dmarc summary reports
Would really appreciate if you please show exactly what to enter when adding DNS record.
Type =
Name =
Value =
TTL =
Thanks!
don't even bother trying. Did you add the text record? It worked for me
TXT _https://linkprotect.cudasvc.com/url?a=http%3a%2f%2fdmarc.amblercoal.com&c=E,1,8rqIJYXVYWvczW4JuLUtmjCmhyMQM0UrXKuRJ4_Pp6FlHsD7i3_RLwxd1S1IJ7DHSyMwkQRJe8gO0iAS41eTSiiZ4JRE8M8cYvtDNgO7whRF9X_Ch9rC&typo=1(your domain) "v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:(your email address); pct=25;" 300 Seconds Simple Routing
no parenthesis
- Thanks! I'll try that.
Thanks so much for posting all of this, I too had the same issues, found all of this and had already entered all of these into our DNS (DKIM, DMARC and SPF), but now I'm getting kickbacks from Verizon emails, I have no idea why. Any thoughts? Would this have to do with the end user not adding our domain to their safe list or my email to their address book? We use a CMS so my SPF looks a bit different than the norm so it does include their name in it, which does pass their test. So this brings me to the next question of do I need to include specially naming include google, include outlook in the TXT record I'm adding? Here is what I have now:
v=spf1 mx include:wildapricot.org include:_spf.protection.outlook.com ~all
Does the spf.protection.outlook.com cover all cover all of those that I'm sending to from my outlook?
Thanks in advance. DinoG110
