Default MX records directing to mail

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The most important step to ensure high-level deliverability is to properly configure the domain's DNS zone. If you have any domain directed to our DNS servers and added to your zenbox hosting account, you can skip this issue - because the appropriate entries in the zone are automatically added. However, if your domain is directed to an external DNS server, but you want to use mail in zenbox, remember these entries . MX records The records below are responsible for pointing the domain to our mail servers Record name Record type Priority Record value my-zendomena.pl. MX mx .zenbox.pl. my-zendomena.pl. MX mx .zenbox.pl. my-zendomena.pl. MX thirty mx .zenbox.pl.  servers at Zenbox.pl DMARC record This entry allows the recipient server to determine what actions to take if sent messages do not have the appropriate signatures and are not authorized via SPF and DKIM records Record name Record type Record value _dmarc TXT 'v=DMARC ; p=none; sp=none" Default DMARC record configuration SPF record Identifies the shipping server and domains that are authorized to ship within that domain.

It allows you to obtain appropriate authorization. Record name Record type Record Phone Number List value my-zendomena.pl. TXT "v=spf a mx include:_spf.zenbox.pl -all" Default SPF record configuration in Zenbox DKIM record This is a text key that allows the recipient's server to verify the email signature. The record contains a unique value, generated automatically after adding the domain to the hosting account. Record name Record type Record value x._domainkey TXT 'v=DKIM ; k=rsa; Sample DKIM record configuration Do message content or attachments affect delivery Postal services have long provided the ability to send content other than text.



We are talking about attachments in any form, although most often they are archive files and PDF files containing settlement documents. Mail servers of trusted providers, in addition to paying attention to the content of the e-mail itself, also pay attention to the attachments being sent. This is a verification mainly for the content of viruses or other malicious scripts, so as to increase the security of the end client. Messages that are flagged as malicious may encounter significant obstacles on the recipient's server side. They are most often flagged on the target address's mailbox side as spam, and in the worst case scenario, they are bounced completely. Then the intended recipient will not see it in the Inbox. Unfortunately, in this situation, the shipping infrastructure service provider cannot directly make any changes that will improve deliverability.