Hi, Terry,
On 24-06-16 09:14, Terry Barnum wrote:
I've been checking our newly configured DMARC status on the
(excellent) dmarcian.com <http://dmarcian.com> site. We're being
joe jobbed every 2 weeks so I'm hoping DMARC severely cuts into that
spammer's delivery success. I still hate getting all the undeliverable
bounce notices though.
I'm curious if someone can explain why a few sites have a
"local_policy" that overrides our DMARC settings. The reporting
Providers for these are 126.com and 163.com. It's only 8 messages or
so in the last 4 days so not a huge deal but I'm curious.
[...]
because DMARC still is only an advise on what to do with mail that
doesn't pass a DMARC check. At the end of the day, it is still the
'receiver' that decides what to do with mail that doesn't pass DMARC
verification (but may still be legitimate, solicited mail). You may want
to have a look at
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-dmarc-interoperability/ to
see why...
/rolf
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