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How Does Sender ID Framework Work?

Posted by Tamara Gielen on Jan 25, 2007 | Permalink | Category: Deliverability

1. Sender sends an e-mail to Receiver.
2. Receiver’s inbound e-mail server receives e-mail and calls its Sender ID Framework.
3. The Sender ID Framework looks up the SPF record of the domain that Sender is using for sending the mail.
4. The receiving Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) determines if the outbound Mail Server IP address matches IP addresses that are authorized to send mail for the user.

This four-step wizard will guide you through the process of creating a new SPF record for your DNS domain.

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This is really good info on sender ID. You should share it on Dot Email. http://www.dotemail.com

There's some info there on SPF too.

Alan H.

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