The domain authentication process has two steps, which are listed below. You can also delete a domain.
Your domain is directly verified at the time of sender email verification. Once the sender email is verified, the domain's Verification status is marked as Completed in the Domain Authentication tab.
The table below provides the format in which these records must be added to your Domain provider's DNS settings.
From Zoho Creator | Description | In your domain provider's site |
SPF | Sender Policy Framework When you send an email using you@yourdomain.com from Zoho Creator, the recipient servers refer the SPF records to check if the email sent from Zoho Creator is genuine. Some email servers reject the emails if there is a mismatch or if there are no valid SPF records for your domain. Generally, you can publish the SPF records as TXT records in the DNS Providers (Domain Registrars/ DNS Managers). |
SPF records need to be pasted as follows: For Multiple SPF records: If you need to use multiple email servers for your domain, you can update the details in the same SPF record instead of multiple entries. Update the SPF record with: include:usermail.zohocreator.com |
DKIM | Domain Keys Identified Mail DKIM is an authentication method that uses encryption with public and private keys, to validate whether emails are generated from the authorized servers, and are recognized and configured by the administrators of the sending domains. If DKIM is configured, the domain name identifier associated with each message is validated. If this DKIM validation fails, such emails are quarantined or rejected based on the conditions set by you when DKIM validation fails |
DKIM records need to be pasted as provided below:
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