An SPF record is a specific TXT record in the DNS of a domain and is used to verify the correctness of the sender of emails. It therefore serves as a kind of defense against email spam.
The way it works is that the recipient of the email finds the SPF record in the DNS of the sender's domain and verifies there that the email came from an allowed server.
Some recipients may reject email without SPF authentication. So if you want your email to be delivered reliably and not be rejected, it's a good idea to set up an SPF record.
An SPF record is just a specific kind of TXT record in DNS.
So you can enter an SPF record in our Administration → My Domains → (select a domain) → DNS records.
You insert it as a TXT record. The value of the record if the domain sends through our servers will look like this:
v=spf1 and mx include:spf.blueboard.cz -all
The first part of v=spf1 specifies that it is an spf record, the
middle part a mx include: defines where it is allowed to send from
and the last part ~all specifies how the message will be
handled.
-all (fail) strictly defines sending only from the servers
specified in the record, if the message is sent from other than the defined
servers, the message will be rejected by the recipient.~all (softfail) will accept the message, but may mark it as
spam if the mail is sent from servers other than the defined servers.If your domain would also use mailservers other than ours for sending, be
sure to add them to the SPF record. For example, when using the Shoptet web
solution, you would add text like include:_spf.myshoptet.com before
-all or ~all in the entry, the entire entry would look
like this:
v=spf1 and mx include:spf.blueboard.com include:_spf.myshoptet.com -all
In case of adding the IPv4 address of a server, instead of
include: you enter an entry in the form ip4: for
example like this (with the IPv4 address of the server of course):
v=spf1 and mx include:spf.blueboard.cz ip4:178.251.187.8 -all
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