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Please visit <a href="http://old.openspf.org/wizard.html" rel="ugc">http://old.openspf.org/wizard.html</a>&nbsp;and run through the wizard to help you create an SPF record that should be right.<br />
Any problems, please let me know.<br />
Alan<br />

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Please visit http://old.openspf.org/wizard.html [http://old.openspf.org/wizard.html] and run through the wizard to help you create an SPF record that should be right.
Any problems, please let me know.
Alan


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I can do this no problem, what Im asking is do I NEED to include the public IP of my exchange server or will it suffice to use just the MX records for Maildefender?<br />
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Hence I dont want p[eopkle to really have the ability to see my pub IP address.<br />
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Fingwong
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I can do this no problem, what Im asking is do I NEED to include the public IP of my exchange server or will it suffice to use just the MX records for Maildefender?

Hence I dont want p[eopkle to really have the ability to see my pub IP address.

Fingwong

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Hi All<br />
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Im hoping you can help. &nbsp;I am wanting to set-up an SPF record for a domain name I look after. &nbsp;I have issues doing this, but just wondered which IP's to include. &nbsp;Let me tell you how we have this setup.<br />
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Exchange Server (Pub IP) sends mail to Maildefender (to get scanned), then onto recipient<br />
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The other way to receive.<br />
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My query is, do I have to include the Public IP address of my Exchange server, or just point to the SPF record to the MX records, which are all Maildefender servers?<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
<br />
Fingwong
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Hi All

Im hoping you can help.  I am wanting to set-up an SPF record for a domain name I look after.  I have issues doing this, but just wondered which IP's to include.  Let me tell you how we have this setup.

Exchange Server (Pub IP) sends mail to Maildefender (to get scanned), then onto recipient

The other way to receive.

My query is, do I have to include the Public IP address of my Exchange server, or just point to the SPF record to the MX records, which are all Maildefender servers?

Thanks in advance

Fingwong

SPF Record Query

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