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Rene Barbier wrote:
You have:
v=spf1 a mx mx:smtp.iris.co.id ip4:202.127.110.145/28 ~all
the mx: in front of smtp.iris.co.id means "find the address associated
with the MX record for smtp.iris.co.id". There is no such record. I
suspect you just meant that mail could be sent via smtp.iris.co.id, in
which case you could use
v=spf1 a mx smtp.iris.co.id ip4:202.127.110.145/28 ~all
You mean: v=spf1 a mx a:smtp.iris.co.id ip4:202.127.110.145/28 ~all
(note the "a:" in front of smtp.iris.co.id")
To go a bit further, the MX for iris.co.id already contains
smtp.iris.co.id, so you don't need to add smtp.iris.co.id , and
ip4:202.127.110.145/28 also contains all the other hosts you mention.
So you could reduce it to
v=spf1 ip4:202.127.110.145/28 ~all
or
v=spf1 ip4:202.127.110.144/28 ~all
Probably a good idea.
Jeff Macdonald wrote:
Please realize that MS only does PRA checking, even though the SenderID
spec allows for MFROM checking. I'd suggest 2 records in DNS, one for
SenderID, one for SPF. I'd recommend this even if the MFROM and header
from (RFC822) are the same.
SPF:
spf=v1 {remaining record}
No, it's: v=spf1 {remaining record}
SenderID
spf2.0/pra {remaining record}
This one's correct, though.
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