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By the way, hosts on that subnet range both send an receive mail for my domain
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By the way, hosts on that subnet range both send an receive mail for my domain

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By * (All Others) and @ (None) &nbsp;I mean that those records are already listed in the TXT section. by default i guess with empty values. <br />
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Is there any way for me to test if it is working correctly once I enter the record?
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By * (All Others) and @ (None)  I mean that those records are already listed in the TXT section. by default i guess with empty values.

Is there any way for me to test if it is working correctly once I enter the record?

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Thanks for the explination especially on how I can verify if I have done it correctly. This is what i was looking for.
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Thanks for the explination especially on how I can verify if I have done it correctly. This is what i was looking for.

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I wanted to setup an SPF record in my DNS with Network Solutions and I just want to verify this is correct before I make any changes. I used the qizard at olf.openspf.org and this is what I came up with <br />
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&quot;v=spf1 mx ptr ip4:146.145.59.96/28 ~all&quot;<br />
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I am attempting to cover all mail servers in my assigned subnet range which is currently only 2. Now my question is, when I go to network solutions website, and i go to the txt records section, do I just paste that into the text section for the existing &nbsp;* (All Others) and @ (None) records?
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I wanted to setup an SPF record in my DNS with Network Solutions and I just want to verify this is correct before I make any changes. I used the qizard at olf.openspf.org and this is what I came up with 

"v=spf1 mx ptr ip4:146.145.59.96/28 ~all"

I am attempting to cover all mail servers in my assigned subnet range which is currently only 2. Now my question is, when I go to network solutions website, and i go to the txt records section, do I just paste that into the text section for the existing  * (All Others) and @ (None) records?

SPF DNS Record On Network Solutions

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