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I have been asked to apply DMARC protection to a domain. Part of this requires me to add an DNS record to the domain management console, however I have come across a stumbling block. The DMARC checker says there is a problem with the SPF record of my client's domain...

https://ibb.co/P4YGhJh

The problem is the Sabre part of the record which is using 13 lookups, but the maximum is 10. I have attempted to speak with Sabre technical support, who say that in order to help me, I will need a referral from my authorised Sabre distributor (which was probably a fob off because they didn't know) and as the domain holder is the customer, I don't have one.

Any suggestions to go about troubleshooting this?

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    Look into spf flattening. This is a common issue and there are services, scripts, and procedures that can help navigate it.
    – JG7
    Commented Sep 26, 2022 at 20:58
  • Maybe give us the domain name so that we can check for ourselves. Your linked image is unreadable.
    – joeqwerty
    Commented Sep 26, 2022 at 21:01
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    An include that in turn refers to include:spf.provider.example may indicate that your customer has included a record meant for a providers own mail domain, not the one provided for their clients to include when subscribed to specific services. Maybe the actually intended record would be a single lookup. Probably a good idea to confirm, even if it involves emailing your client with a request to forward to [email protected].
    – anx
    Commented Sep 27, 2022 at 10:24

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