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Create a DNS Verification Record to verify the ownership of your domain and associate it with your Space:
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Next, create the following DNS Verification Records to verify the ownership of your domain:
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Next, create the following DNS Verification Record to verify the ownership of your domain:
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After your custom domain has been approved and you have verified that it is functioning correctly, the DNS Verification Record can be removed.
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If you have multiple Member.buzz Spaces using different subdomains on a single domain, create the following wildcard DNS Mapping Record to point to Member.buzz:
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Next, create the following DNS Verification Record to verify the ownership of your domain:
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Setup SPF Records
A Sender Policy Framework (SPF) Record is an email authentication standard that compares the email sender’s actual IP address to a list of IP addresses authorized to send mail from that domain. The IP list is published in the domain’s DNS record.
In order to avoid having all of the notifications sent from your Space end up, in your Member's spam folder, you will need to add or modify your SPF record to indicate that Member.buzz is a legitimate source of mail for your domain.
If you have an SPF record set for your domain, you must add include:spf.member.buzz
before the all
mechanism of the record. If you do not have an SPF record for your domain you must create a TXT record with the value:
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v=spf1 a mx include:spf.member.buzz ~all |
Do not create more than one SPF1 record for a given domain. If you need more than one SPF record, you will want to merge the additional SPF records into a single SPF record.
For example, if your existing record looks like this:
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v=spf1 a mx include:spf.protection.outlook.com ~all |
You would just need to add our lookup at the end of the string, before the ~all mechanism, like so:
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v=spf1 a mx include:spf.protection.outlook.com include:spf.member.buzz ~all |
After this record is added your notifications will be much less likely to end up in your Member's spam folder.
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Adding Domain to Member.buzz SpaceNext, you must add your custom domain in your site's Domain Setup Dashboard. Again, if you are The Penguin Club, this would be located here:
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Approval
Since mapping of custom domains is not yet fully automated, there is some manual work on our end.
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