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When you do not send mail from a domain, it is best practice to have a setup like:
SPF: -all
DMARC: policy to reject with strict spf/dkim alignment
A wildcard record of *._domainkey.domain.com with the value "v=DKIM1;p="
And if it doesn't receive mail either, a null MX record ("domain.com IN MX .")
The current DKIM check in the email security policy would technically already allow you to check that the selector exists but would think that the record is misconfigured. A variant that can detect this situation and recognize it as a valid configuration would be helpful.
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When you do not send mail from a domain, it is best practice to have a setup like:
And if it doesn't receive mail either, a null MX record ("domain.com IN MX .")
The current DKIM check in the email security policy would technically already allow you to check that the selector exists but would think that the record is misconfigured. A variant that can detect this situation and recognize it as a valid configuration would be helpful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: