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Set up SPF: Facing an error for MX and TXT record

Our DNS is managed through Microsoft. I need to set up a new record to allow a new website to send email. Here is what I did. Kindly assist. I face the same issue with the TXT record as well.
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SPF spf.protection.outlook.com is invalid for messages within tenant

When sending mails through our Exchange 365 service those mails get through successfully, but if we look at the mail headers we see that where the sender and recipient are in our tenant the mail's ...
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How to setup DMARC for both AWS SES and Office 365

I'm trying to get DMARC working for the emails I send via Office 365 as well as Amazon SES. It's working for Office 365 because I setup the SPF and DKIM records in my DNS but it's failing for the ...
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Publishing Exchange Server public IP address in a hybrid Exchange setup?

I'm currently using the Hybrid Exchange Online and Exchange Server OnPremise setup. I have included the IP addresses of all my Exchange Servers in the below TXT record, I wonder if it is really ...
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SPF Records: Outlook shows fail, Google shows pass

I am using Office 365 for emails, and have configured the DNS SPF record as: v=spf1 include:spf.protection.outlook.com ~all When I send emails to Google recipients, the email headers show Received-SPF:...
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SPF record for SMTP server

I am trying to set up my SPF records to take into account that I send emails via office365 directly in Outlook etc. as well as in a web app hosted in AWS which sends email to smtp.office365.com (...
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SPF on Office 365 - Can the return-path address be spoofed by another Office 365 sender?

I'm not an email expert by any stretch, so please forgive my lack of correct terminology. My understanding of SPF is that mail servers that receive mail will look at the return-path domain, and check ...
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Which ip address should I add in the SPF record for my domain

I own a domain eg. "mustang.com" and uses office365 for sending emails to my customers. My current SPF has below TXT records as described by Microsoft website v=spf1 include:spf.protection.outlook....
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Why does this spf include reference fail?

We are settings up a site on GoDaddy's managed wordpress product. For mail to go through the contact form we must use the relay server relay-hosting.secureserver.net. Mail sent through the contact ...
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Exchange Online, Mandrill, SPF and DKIM

I have a customer ABC Ltd (abc.ie) who has a requirement to send emails via SMTP to their own customer base from within an application that we have developed for them. For their company email they ...
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Office365 SPF PermError: Too many DNS lookups

We are migrating from a self hosted mailing platform to Office365 for Businesses. Everything went fine, except for the SPF record. At the moment, we have v=spf1 a mx include:spf.mtasv.net -all as TXT ...
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Multiple SPF records for multiple domains

We have recently started using Office 365 for our email, which requires us to add a DNS TXT record with the value v=spf1 include:spf.protection.outlook.com -all. We already have an SPF record with the ...
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SPF TXT record with multiple senders - bounce back - spf check failed

My company uses office 365 for our email, but we also send email from one of our server's IP addresses. My TXT record is: v=spf1 ip4:XXX.XX.XX.XXX include:spf.protection.outlook.com -all (XXX.XX.XX....
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Office365 SPF record has too many lookups

For some utterly ridiculous administrative reasons we've got a split domain with one mailbox on Office365 which requires us to add include:outlook.com to our SPF record. The problem with this is that ...
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Multiple SPF domains in SPF DNS record. To MX or not MX?

My understanding of SPF records is that you don’t create two separate ones, but that you include multiple domains in one record with multiple include statements. My company's existing SPF record as ...
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Configure Sendmail to require valid SPF checks before accepting/relaying mail

We have an inbound email service that is very restrictive on who is allowed to send through our Sendmail gateways. The restrictions are generally controlled through the access file by marking ...
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