Jason Bertoch escreveu: Can someone point me in the right direction on exactly what the difference between the following SPF tests are, please? I assume that SPF_PASS means the sending domain has an SPF record and the sending server IP matches. However, the description for SPF_FAIL, SPF_SOFTFAIL, and SPF_NEUTRAL are all the same. In which case does the sender domain not have an SPF record? Which one is there a record, but the sending server IP doesn't match? What is the fourth case that I'm missing? SPF defines 3 kind of fail: neutral fail, soft fail and fail. This allows each domain to tell others what to do when SPF fails. If you're really concerned about your domain being forged, a fail would be the correct configuration (-all). In other cases, softfail (~all) or neutral fail (?all) can be used. http://www.openspf.org/mechanisms.html Mechanisms can be prefixed with one of four characters:
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