Hi guys!
We have some doubts regarding spf. Emails sent from our whmcs billing system are often going into spamboxes at hotmail, yahoo etc. Our configuration is like this right now:
1) domain.com is pointing to a server with ip 1.2.3.4
2) subdomain.domain.com is pointing to a different server with ip 1.2.3.5, whmcs is installed on this subdomain
3) often when we send an email through whmcs it goes to the spamboxes.
4) when we check the mail headers at hotmail for example we see the following: spf=none
We think this could be the reason why these emails are considered spam. Do we have to create a specific spf record for this subdomain in the main domain dns file? If yes, what would the exact configuration be?
Thanks in advance!
We have some doubts regarding spf. Emails sent from our whmcs billing system are often going into spamboxes at hotmail, yahoo etc. Our configuration is like this right now:
1) domain.com is pointing to a server with ip 1.2.3.4
2) subdomain.domain.com is pointing to a different server with ip 1.2.3.5, whmcs is installed on this subdomain
3) often when we send an email through whmcs it goes to the spamboxes.
4) when we check the mail headers at hotmail for example we see the following: spf=none
We think this could be the reason why these emails are considered spam. Do we have to create a specific spf record for this subdomain in the main domain dns file? If yes, what would the exact configuration be?
Thanks in advance!