steve at teamITS
Mar 25, 2008, 7:51 AM
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> From: Richard {Online2000} [mailto:RichardF[at]online2000.com]
> I went to the site to register my Name Servers The name servers have at least
> 100 sites on them. That's where it got confusing. The main domains on the
> name server are Expedition.com Online2000.net, Online2000.com, and maybe
> a couple of others. Then there are all the hosted websites, mail servers, etc.
>
> So do I create a separate spf for each one.
Hi Richard,
I forwarded your e-mail to the spf-help list; please reply there.
As I said, each domain would have its own SPF record. You can set this up for customers if you obtain a list of mail servers that each uses. You should read the FAQ below, and specific FAQs like:
http://www.openspf.org/FAQ/Hints_for_ISPs
> And then when a customer
> doesn't want to renew or moves the site to a different hoster do I then
> have to delete those.
If you would continue to provide authoritative DNS for their domain, you/they would need to update their SPF record to cover any new mail server(s).
> DNS Stuff is indicating that the spf record is missing that's why I am trying to
> figure it out
SPF is not required, but it is a way to help prevent others from sending mail using your domain.
> -----Original Message-----
> If you were asking about how to implement SPF, you should post to the
> spf-help list... but quickly, each domain name should have its own SPF record.
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