An SPF record is a DNS setting that defines which mail servers and IP addresses are authorized to send emails on behalf of a specific domain.
By configuring an SPF record, it is possible to indicate to the recipient servers which IP addresses are authorized to send emails with their own domain name. This setting helps you increase security and protect you from email scams.
Setting a correct SPF record reduces the likelihood that someone can use your domain to send spam or phishing emails and increases the chance that your message will not be marked as unwanted. Configuring an SPF record is easy and there are no additional costs or impacts on the Webmail performance.
To configure the SPF record on your domain, you must access the DNS management panel of the provider that you used to register the domain and add the following value:
| Type of record | Value |
|---|---|
| TXT | v=spf1 include:spf.emailpnl.com mx a -all |
