DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail)
DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) is a mechanism that allows senders to associate a domain name with an e-mail message. In technical terms, DKIM is a technique to authorize a domain to associate its name to an email message through cryptographic authentication.
DKIM has the following look in your account:
| Host |
Type |
Points to: |
TTL |
| _domainkey.yourdomain.com |
TXT |
DKIM-specific-text |
3600 |
In ClouDNS, you can use it by creating a TXT record.
To create DKIM, go to your DNS Zone Control Panel, click on "Add new record" and type, as follow:
Type: TXT
Host: (something.)_domainkey
Points to: DKIM-specific-text
Notes:
Host: The host is given you by the domain key generator (it may be something._domainkey or only _domainkey)
Points to: DKIM-specific-text (this string here is also given by the DKIM generator)
You can see the example below:
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