DNS settings for email self-authentication
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hello–I’ve tried to do this myself, and I’m getting too confused. We need to check our WP-hosted DNS records to make sure they meet requirements for Constant Contact. I’ve attached their message below. Domain is lisalynne.com. Can you help? thanks — Stu
The following records must be added to your DNS.
This should be done by logging into your DNS hosting provider and publishing the below records in your DNS Settings.Record type: CNAME
Record Name: ctct1._domainkey.lisalynne.com
Value: 100._domainkey.dkim1.ccsend.comRecord type: CNAME
Record Name: ctct2._domainkey.lisalynne.com
Value: 200._domainkey.dkim2.ccsend.comA DMARC policy is now required. If you do not already have one, please add the following TXT record
Record type: TXT
Record Name: _dmarc.lisalynne.com
Value: v=DMARC1; p=none;The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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Hi there!
It looks like the TXT record for the DMARC policy exists, but the two CNAME records have not yet been added to the domain. Please follow the instructions here to add them to the domain:
DNS records are special settings that control what people see when they visit your domain. They also allow you to connect your domain to third-party services such as an email provider. This guide will show you how to add, remove, and change your domain’s DNS records. Reasons for Editing DNS Records You may want to edit the DNS for your domain if you are: Verifying your ownership of a dIf you’d like us to add these two records, we can do that, but we need the request to come from the WordPress.com account that owns the domain. Please have the site owner reply here with confirmation. If it’s another account that belongs to you, please log into that account and reply here so that we can proceed.
Feel free to let us know if you have more questions.
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