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Tip: This article is for IT professionals and people who have experience setting up email servers.įor details, go to Define your SPF record-Advanced setup.Īdd your SPF record at your domain providerįor details, go to Add your SPF record at your domain provider.
SPF helps prevent messages from your domain from being delivered to spam. Without SPF, messages sent from your organization or domain are more likely to be marked as spam by receiving mail servers. Receiving mail servers use SPF to verify that incoming messages that appear to come from your domain were sent by servers authorized by you. SPF specifies the mail servers that are allowed to send email for your domain. SPF helps protect your domain against spoofing, and helps prevent your outgoing messages from being marked as spam by receiving servers. SPF is a standard email authentication method. Learn more about how standard email authentication helps keep your organization’s email safe. DMARC: Lets you tell receiving servers what to do with outgoing messages from your organization that don’t pass SPF or DKIM.DKIM: Adds a digital signature to every outgoing message, which lets receiving servers verify the message actually came from your organization.SPF: Specifies the servers and domains that are authorized to send email on behalf of your organization.We recommend Workspace administrators always set up these email standards for Gmail: These standards also help ensure your outgoing messages aren’t marked as spam. Google Workspace uses 3 email standards to help prevent spoofing and phishing of your organization’s Gmail.
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