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Add a DMARC record to my domain for Microsoft 365
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Define how suspicious email is handled by DMARC “The value of the DMARC TXT record includes a “p=” parameter.” p=none: The receiving email server performs no action against unauthenticated email but instead sends a report to an email listed in the mailto: address on the DMARC record.
Define how suspicious email is handled by DMARC “The p stands for “policy.”” p=none: The receiving email server performs no action against unauthenticated email but instead sends a report to an email listed in the mailto: address on the DMARC record.
The value of the DMARC TXT record includes a “p=” parameter. The p stands for “policy.” When an email appears to be from your domain but doesn’t contain the correct information, you can use 1 of 3 policies to define how that email gets handled: “p=none: The receiving email server performs no action against unauthenticated email but instead sends a report to an email listed in the mailto: address on the DMARC record.” p=reject: The receiving email server denies and blocks unauthenticated email.
p=none: The receiving email server performs no action against unauthenticated email but instead sends a report to an email listed in the mailto: address on the DMARC record. “p=reject: The receiving email server denies and blocks unauthenticated email.” (Recommended) p=quarantine: The receiving email server quarantines unauthenticated email (for example, sending them to a junk or spam folder instead of an inbox). This is the policy we use in the steps below.
Sign in to your GoDaddy Domain Portfolio. (Need help logging in? Find your username or password.) “Under Domain Name, select your domain.” Under your domain name, select DNS.
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