Benny Pedersen:
With what dmarc record is this so?
hope my last list post clarify...
RW:
I believe he was referring to policy, so DMARC would override the
distinction between hard and soft failure in SPF.
Correct. And same goes for DKIM.
Once a receiver decide to use DMARC it *must* no longer
reject a message only based on SPF or DKIM results. You have always
to check both m
Kevin A. McGrail:
So theoretically to implement DMARC in SA, we should be ignoring
both SPF and ADSP.
Kevin,
DMARC work ontop of SFP and DKIM. A message get a DMARC pass if
SPF *or* DKIM (or both) signal "Thumbs up"
So ignoring SPF will produce wrong DMARC results at all.
Andreas
