If hostname referred to by MX has SPF, that should be assumed to be SPF
record used for HELO. What this could mean is that some other domain
(not necessarily the one you're looking at) is using the same mail server
for outbound mail and that domain is using SPF but I do not think you can
use this mx spf record for anything else just by guessing.
On Sat, 2 Jul 2005, Hector Santos wrote:
How do you handle or what comment do you have about a domain that has no SPF
record, however, the MX host for this domain has a SPF record?
Example:
mail domain:<xxxxxxx @ no-spf-domain.com >
No SPF domain for email domain. But if you do a MX lookup, it has
MX --> mx.host.with-spf.com
and this mx has a SPF record?
I am wondering if there is a consideration or it makes sense to have a
"default MX" SPF lookup for the email domain?
Comments?
In the specific case where I saw this, I don't think the SPF ip addresses
matche the sender IP address, but it was a relaxed policy. The email
domain was amidatrust.com
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