SPF report
flux.appearance
0 / 10 DNS lookups
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SPF Health
0 / 10 DNS lookups
- 95–100 Healthy
- 80–94 Good
- 60–79 Needs attention
- 40–59 High risk
- 0–39 Critical
Include depth: 0
This record uses
0
of 10
DNS lookups
SPF Lookup Limit: The 10 DNS Lookup Rule
RFC 7208 limits SPF evaluation to ten DNS lookups, and exceeding that limit causes a PermError that breaks authentication.
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SPF Lookup Limit: The 10 DNS Lookup Rule
RFC 7208 limits SPF evaluation to ten DNS lookups, and exceeding that limit causes a PermError that breaks authentication.
Read articleThis domain publishes no SPF record, so receivers have no way to tell your mail from anyone else claiming to be you.
What we found
One thing worth knowing about this record, most serious first.
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Critical
No SPF record found
This domain publishes no SPF record, so receivers have nothing to check a sender against. Anyone can send mail claiming to be this domain.
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What changes if you let us manage it
One include, whatever you add
Your record becomes a single include that we host. Adding another provider later changes what resolves behind it, not what you publish, so your own record stops growing toward the 10-lookup limit.
Provider changes are our problem
When a provider quietly starts sending from new addresses — or starts costing more lookups than it used to — we see it and republish. You never find out from a bounce.
Always current, never touched
You publish one TXT record once. From then on the addresses behind it stay correct without you editing DNS again.
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Specific actions for this domain
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Publish a valid SPF record
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Switch to a managed include
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