Runbox SPF

Sender Policy Framework (SPF) is an extension to the email transmitting protocol that allows email services to verify the origin of a received message, thus helping counter forged, unsolicited email (spam).

Email services receiving email from the Runbox domains may verify that the messages actually originate with the Runbox servers by looking up the SPF information in Runbox' DNS records.

Official Runbox "Sender Policy Framework" information

If you use your own domain and host your email with Runbox, you can use Runbox' SPF (Sender Policy Framework) information to ensure recipients that your outgoing messages actually originate with your domain at Runbox. Thus, recipients will know that messages appearing to come from your domain are not forged by spammers.

To do this you must include Runbox in your list of approved senders. Modify your DNS records to include the following in your zone file, replacing "yourdomain.com" with your domain name:

yourdomain.com. 14400 IN TXT "v=spf1 a mx  a:aibo.runbox.com a:aibo1.runbox.com include:runbox.com -all"

Adding an SPF record with Runbox Web Hosting

If you are using cPanel with Runbox Web Hosting you can add an entry like this yourself using the Advanced DNS Zone Editor. Enter the following information in to each field in the form and replace yourdomain.com with your own domain name where necessary.

  • Name: yourdomain.com
  • TTL: 14400
  • Type: TXT
  • TXT Data: v=spf1 mx a:aibo.runbox.com a:aibo1.runbox.com  include:runbox.com ~all

More information about SPF

Topic revision: r13 - 02 Mar 2012 - 22:36:25 - KimSErvik
 
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