How to add an SPF record to your domain name to verify that incoming emails that may appear to be from your organisation are sent from servers that are allowed to send your emails.
Please note: Before proceeding you will need to ensure you have created a DNS zone.
- Log in to your purely.website account.
- Using the top menu sub menu, click Domains.
- In the left side menu, click Manage DNS.
- Find the domain you wish to update/create the A record for.
- Click on the edit icon next to your domains DNS zone.
- Click the Add Record button.
- Set Type to TXT
Name: Enter @ to make use of your main domain, or enter .something. to add this as a subdomain.
TTL: Set how many seconds will elapse before the record is refreshed in the DNS cache.
RDATA: Enter the desired SPF record. - Click the Confirm button.
That’s it. You’ve now created an SPF record. Please note any DNS changes can take up to 24 hours to apply.