Hi Everyone,
I have a domain that began being rejected by gmail. I signed up with MxToolbox to try to troubleshoot the problem. What we know is that the messages are not going through the server here. They are allegedly going out of a server in Singapore. I'm really trying to figure out how this is happening! I tried to send email to the abuse admin at the domain, and it bounced with a no such user message. I sent to hostmaster account next & am waiting to see...
I have DKIM keys set up in cPanel. I have SPF set up with -all. DMARC is still set to policy none, but I'm wondering if, since messages are being rejected from the users anyway, should I set it to quarantine?
I ran some header analysis at MxToolbox, and they indicate :
This makes me think there is an error with the cPanel generated keys. Do these keys need to be copied to the DNS servers? This machine doesn't do DNS. When a recipient's server is checking DKIM keys, they are looking at the message header, but do they expect to find the public key on the DNS server someplace?
There's so much that could be wrong, so I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas about what to do, or are there any good consultants that could help out?
Thanks,
B
I have a domain that began being rejected by gmail. I signed up with MxToolbox to try to troubleshoot the problem. What we know is that the messages are not going through the server here. They are allegedly going out of a server in Singapore. I'm really trying to figure out how this is happening! I tried to send email to the abuse admin at the domain, and it bounced with a no such user message. I sent to hostmaster account next & am waiting to see...
I have DKIM keys set up in cPanel. I have SPF set up with -all. DMARC is still set to policy none, but I'm wondering if, since messages are being rejected from the users anyway, should I set it to quarantine?
I ran some header analysis at MxToolbox, and they indicate :
DKIM Signature Body Hash Verified | Body Hash Did Not Verify |
This makes me think there is an error with the cPanel generated keys. Do these keys need to be copied to the DNS servers? This machine doesn't do DNS. When a recipient's server is checking DKIM keys, they are looking at the message header, but do they expect to find the public key on the DNS server someplace?
There's so much that could be wrong, so I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas about what to do, or are there any good consultants that could help out?
Thanks,
B
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