Spam filtering & DKIM
Inbound spam filtering is handled by MXGuard on every domain. This page covers outbound authentication — DKIM, SPF and DMARC — so your mail is trusted by other servers.
Setting up DKIM
- Go to Mail Services → DKIM.
- Each mail domain gets a signing key; the matching DNS record is published for you when TDesk runs your DNS.
- If your DNS is elsewhere, copy the DKIM TXT record shown into your DNS.
- You can regenerate a key if needed (update the DNS record afterwards).
SPF & DMARC
- SPF — a TXT record listing who may send for your domain.
- DMARC — a TXT record telling receivers what to do with mail that fails checks.
- Use DNS health checks to confirm all three are in place.
Allow / block specific senders
Use the whitelist and blacklist in Mail Services to always-allow or always-block particular addresses or domains.
If you're dealing with mail being marked as spam, this is a sensitive area — correct authentication usually fixes deliverability.