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v=spf1 mx include:_spf_include.aa.net.uk ~all |
v=spf1 mx include:_spf_include.aa.net.uk ~all |
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This says to accept email from the mx records (<code>mx</code>) and A&A's published list of IP addresses (<code>include:_spf_include.aa.net.uk</code>) , everything else should be marked as possible junk (<code>~all</code>). |
This says to accept email from the mx records (<code>mx</code>) and A&A's published list of IP addresses (<code>include:_spf_include.aa.net.uk</code>) , everything else should be marked as possible junk (<code>~all</code>). This should be added as a domain level TXT record (Typically "@" through a control panel). |
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This is just a brief example of SPF, the record above will be useful to customers who only send email via <code>smtp.aa.net.uk</code>. There are lots of information and SPF 'generators' on the internet. The main thing to do is to test what you have added by looking at the headers of email that has been received by Gmail/O365 etc) |
This is just a brief example of SPF, the record above will be useful to customers who only send email via <code>smtp.aa.net.uk</code>. There are lots of information and SPF 'generators' on the internet. The main thing to do is to test what you have added by looking at the headers of email that has been received by Gmail/O365 etc) |
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