Emma supports DKIM authentication for your accounts and here is how you can avail of the same:
Prerequisites for Emma DKIM Setup
Prior to setting up DKIM for Emma, you need to publish the following 3 CNAME records on your domain’s DNS which would look something like as shown below:
Note: These CNAME records would be associated with your email sending domain and might slightly vary depending on your DNS hosting provider’s requirements. Hence please have a discussion with your provider or hosting company’s support team, prior to publishing.
Setting up DKIM DNS TXT Record on Emma
- Login to your Emma account
- On the Accounts page, click on DKIM
- You will be able to see a hash code provided to you by Emma.
- Create a TXT record in your DNS with the following syntax: e2ma-verification=[[hash value given by Emma]]
- Save changes and allow your DNS a few hours to process the new changes
Enabling DKIM for Emma
- Head back to the Account page and click on the DKIM tab once more
- In the field provided, enter your domain name
- Click on Save
- This would immediately start a validation process to countercheck whether you have published the CNAME and TXT records on your DNS, and whether they are valid and active
- On successful verification, the Save button turns blue
- You can click on Save a second time now to complete the DKIM activation process for Emma
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