1. Access Your DNS Control Panel:
- Log in to your DNS hosting provider's control panel using your credentials.
- Locate the DNS management section or DNS settings.
- Within your DNS control panel, look for an option to add or edit DNS records.
- Select "TXT Record" from the available record types.
3. Define the Host/Name:
- In the "Host" or "Name" field, enter "@" (without the quotes) or leave it empty. This specifies that the TXT record is on the root domain level.
4. Set the Value/Text:
- In the "Value" or "Text" field, you will define your SPF record. Copy the value obtained from your EasySPF portal.
- Navigate to your DNS zone and paste it into the Value/Text section, after specifying the SPF record, save the record.
Note: The EasySPF value should be the only include tag in your record, everything else should be added to the EasySPF's portal.
Note: DNS changes may take some time to propagate across the internet. Be patient and allow some time for the SPF record to propagate.
5. Save the Records from the EasySPF portal:
- Once you’ve published the SPF record and it has fully propagated, go to your EasySPF page. Where you will see the status as Active, click the Save Record button to ensure the configuration functions correctly.
If you encounter any difficulties, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our support team by opening up a ticket.