once the record is accessible, click on the START AUTHENTICATION button. publish the DKIM record in the DNS DNS propagation might take up to 1 hour before the record becomes accessible. click on the GENERATE NEW RECORD button to generate a new DKIM record. Navigate to Google Admin Console, and log in: 
Content/Value/Answer/Destination: v=spf1 include:_ ~allĪ DKIM record published in the DNS allows the receiving server to decrypt the signature calculated by the outgoing server to verify that the email hasn't been tampered with in transit.įollow the steps below to set up DKIM authentication in Google Workspace:.Host/Name/Alias: Time to Live (TTL): 3600 or default.to create an SPF record, simply create a TXT record with these settings:.
WORKSPACE EMAIL UPDATE
to update the SPF record, insert an include mechanism right before the terminating mechanism ( ~all or -all) in the SPF record: include:_.įor example, if the existing SPF record looks like:. check if a TXT record starting with v=spf1 already exists if so, the domain already has an SPF record and you need to update it otherwise, you need to create an SPF record. go to the page where you can update the DNS settings on that domain. To authorize Google Workspace hosts to send emails on behalf of your domain, you need to: An email sent from an IP address not listed in the SPF record is likely to be considered spam. Set up SPF for Google WorkspaceĪn SPF record is a whitelist of IP addresses allowed to send emails on behalf of your domain. This means you need to set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC on your domain, with appropriate Google Workspace settings. 
Once you've created a Google Workspace, formerly known as G Suite, account on your domain, you will need to set up email authentication so that emails sent from Google Workspace on behalf of your domain are fully authenticated, and keep monitoring the authentication status and take action if necessary.
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