How do I check my SPF record?

Use SPF Record Checker , an SPF diagnostic tool that displays SPF data in a graphical format. Users may frequently discover servers that are permitted to send emails on behalf of their domain using the graphical interface.

Before implementing any updates to the SPF records, a thorough test of these servers and records is strongly advised. Testing a future change to the SPF record guarantees that there are no issues when it is finally implemented.This is called SPF check.

What is SPF records in DNS?

An SPF record is a DNS TXT record that contains a list of IP addresses that are permitted to send email on your domain's behalf.

How do I fix my SPF record?

Examine the servers and services listed in your SPF record. Follow the instructions to see whether you already have an SPF record. Check that your SPF record includes all servers and senders that presently send email for your domain. Any new sender information should be added to your SPF record.

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What is SPF?

The Sender Policy Framework (SPF) is an authentication protocol that theoretically protects against domain spoofing.

SPF introduces additional security checks that enable a mail server to determine whether a message originated from the domain, or whether someone is using the domain to mask their true identity.

Format

SPF records are typically defined using the TXT record type. There’s also an SPF record type, but it’s deprecated, and you should always have at least the TXT record definition present, even if you use the SPF type.

SPF records are defined as a single string of text. Here’s an example record:

v=spf1 a mx ip4:69.64.153.131 include:_spf.emailclient.com ~all